Lone Wolf and Cub, Vol. 3: The Flute of the Fallen Tiger

Part of the Lone Wolf and Cub series

Join renegade samurai Itto Ogami and his infant son, Daigoro, in five more adventures on the dark road to Hell. What do three mysterious Shogunate assassins, a street entertainer, and the crests of the dead have in common? "The Baby Cart Wolf" continues his dealing of death for gold and encounters one roninwho is bent on putting a stop to his journey. Will he succeed? Follow the monthly adventures of Lone Wolf and Cub,one of the true classics of comics literature, available in America for the first time in over a decade!

This volume contains the following stories:

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The Flute of the Fallen Tiger

Half Mat, One Mat, A Fistful of Rice

The White Path Between the Rivers

The Virgin and the Whore

Close Quarters

Genre
historical fictionadventure
Themes
artmartial artswolves
Setting
japanasia
Subject
history
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 314 pages
Form
graphic novelsmanga

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