Afterschool charisma. Vol. 11 / story & art by Kumiko Suekane ; translation, Camellia Nieh ; tourch up art & lettering, Erika Terriquez.
Material type:
- 1421581264
- 9781421581262
- After school charisma. Vol. 11
- Hokago no karisuma. English.
- PN6790.J33 S8413 2015 v. 11
Item type | Current library | Collection | Shelving location | Call number | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode | Item holds | |
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Adult Book | Phillipsburg Free Public Library | YA Fiction | YA Graphic Novels | YA SUE | In-Process | pap ed. | 36748002619148 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Famous historical figures return as clones, but are they doomed to repeat the fate of their progenitors, or can they create their own destines?
St. Kleio Academy is a very exclusive school. To enroll, a student must be the clone of a famous historical figure. Wolfgang Mozart, Queen Elizabeth, Sigmund Freud, Marie Curie, Adolf Hitler--with such a combustible student body, it's only a matter of time before the campus explodes!
Twin boys from Clone Nightingale's distant past are planning to attack the academy, bent on avenging their mother's death. But their plot goes awry, and the brothers are separated. The younger twin attempts to abduct Nightingale, who is now at large. The incident sparks a chain of events that sends all of the clones toward disaster!
Title from colophon.
Reads from right to left in the traditional Japanese format.
"IKKI Comix"--Page 4 of cover.
"Original Japanese edition published by Shogakukan."
St. Kleio Academy is a very exclusive school: all of the students are clones of famous historical figures such as Beethoven, Queen Elizabeth I, Napoleon, Mozart, and Freud. All of them, that is, except for Shiro Kamiya. As Shiro struggles to adapt to this unusual campus, St. Kleio's first graduate, a clone of John F. Kennedy, is killed. Are the clones doomed to repeat the fate of their genetic progenitors, or can they create their own destinies? And how does a normal boy like Shiro fit in?
Rated T+: For older teen.
Translated from the Japanese.