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The Sword of Samurai Cat

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Miaowara Tomokato is a hero for the '90s—he's mean, lean, tough . . . and has orange fur. The Sword of Samurai Cat continues the adventures of this most awesome warrior of Japan and his nephew Shiro as they take on mad Russian zombies, vampires, aliens from outer space, and the legendary works of Stephen King, H.P. Lovecraft and Stephen Spielberg. Illustrated.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 307 pages

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