Kabuki, Vol. 3: Masks of the Noh

by David W. Mack · 1999

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This series advances the story of Kabuki started in Circle of Blood through the eyes of the other Noh agents. In a truly fascinating style, each agent is drawn by a different artist. This medium allows, in my opinion, each character to have a separate identity and personality—more so than one artist could have accomplished. Compelling storytelling and wonderful art at its best.

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