Usagi Yojimbo Usagi Yojimbo Dark Horse #039
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Book
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Comics
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Publication Year
2000
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Volume
July
Pages
24
Subject
Furry Comic
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Abstract
Furry Comic Series, Volume III, Issue 39 from Dark Horse Maverick, July 2000
Description
Stan Sakai's Usagi Yojimbo is a furry comic series set in the start of an anthropomorphic Japan's Edo Period, and follows the adventures of Miyamoto Usagi.
First appearing in "Albedo Anthropomorphics" #2 in 1984, Usagi Yojimbo was later published in Fantagraphics "Critters", then got its own title in 1987. Usagi has been published by Fantagraphics (Volume I, 38 issues and 4 specials), Mirage Comics (Volume II, 16 issues), and Dark Horse (Volume III, >140 issues). Radio Comix also published two issues of "The Art of Usagi Yojimbo".
Dark Horse Issue 39 is the 100th issue of the title's total print run, and contains the story "Grasscutter II: Jourrney to Atsuta Shrine" Prologue. It also lists the rules and challenge for the 100th Issue contest, with a clue hidden somewhere in issues 30 to 38 for the contest entry.
First appearing in "Albedo Anthropomorphics" #2 in 1984, Usagi Yojimbo was later published in Fantagraphics "Critters", then got its own title in 1987. Usagi has been published by Fantagraphics (Volume I, 38 issues and 4 specials), Mirage Comics (Volume II, 16 issues), and Dark Horse (Volume III, >140 issues). Radio Comix also published two issues of "The Art of Usagi Yojimbo".
Dark Horse Issue 39 is the 100th issue of the title's total print run, and contains the story "Grasscutter II: Jourrney to Atsuta Shrine" Prologue. It also lists the rules and challenge for the 100th Issue contest, with a clue hidden somewhere in issues 30 to 38 for the contest entry.
Biblio Notes
Art and Story: Stan Sakai
Editor: Diana Schutz
Publication Design: Cary Grazzini
Publisher: Mike Richardson
Cover Color and Separations: Tom Luth
Editor: Diana Schutz
Publication Design: Cary Grazzini
Publisher: Mike Richardson
Cover Color and Separations: Tom Luth
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