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Phoenix, Vol. 3: Yamato/Space

by Osamu Tezuka · 1980

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This third volume of the series, following Phoenix: Dawn (Volume 1) and Phoenix: A Tale of the Future (Volume 2), features Tezuka's trademark alternating strains of Japan's feudal past (320-350 A.D.) and the world's far-flung future (2577 A.D.) in two tales that are both related and self-contained.

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medium · 336 pages
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