Honor and Curse #1
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Honor and Curse #1

Writer: Mark London Artist: Nicolas Salamanca Publisher: Mad Cave Studios Release Date: February 27, 2019 Cover Price: $3.99 Critic Reviews: 5
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Orphaned as a young boy, Genshi Sakagura was adopted by the Iga clan after witnessing the murder of his parents. Now, Genshi is a promising young shinobi with dreams of marrying Lord Haruki's beautiful daughter, Akemi, and leading the Iga clan warriors into battle. Genshi's future was promising, until his past came back to torment him in the form of an evil mountain spirit known as a Tengu. This demon relentlessly haunts Genshi's dreams and bends reality around him, but nothing compares to when the Tengu consumes him; Genshi transforms into an unstoppable force of nature incapable of remorse!

  • 10
    GWW - Jaysandlinwriter Mar 12, 2019

    London keeps the stakes high with a mysterious protagonist, forbidden love, and the constant threat of death lurking at the end of each page. Salamanca and Tekino Artwork is stellar and a visual feast for the eyes. Read Full Review

  • 9.5
    Pastrami Nation - Nolan Smith Mar 17, 2019

    The first print already sold out of this issue, I couldnt even find one, as I checked it out digitally. Honor and Curse is a Japanese epic in the making and another excellent start for Mad Cave. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    Sirens of Sequentials - admin Feb 4, 2019

    Honor and Curse is the perfect comic for those interested in feudal Japanese tales mixed with horror elements. An entertaining and engaging read, you don't want to miss out on what happens to Genshi next, or who's behind it all. Read Full Review

  • 7.0
    Comic Crusaders - Johnny "The Machine" Hughes Jan 2, 2019

    This period of Japan garners a lot of fans and the quality of this book will do little to dissuade those from joining Genshi in his battle, both within and without. Read Full Review

  • 7.0
    Geekery Magazine - Lucas Fashina Jan 2, 2019

    Drawn by Nicolas Salamanca,it has a Japanese animation feel to it but it succeeds in delivering that uncanny feeling of dread and loss. Read Full Review

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