Kabuki Dreams

Kabuki Dreams by David Mack is a trade paperback published by Image Comics in 1998, featuring 40 pages in English. This edition presents a personal tale of love, duty, and self-discovery, centered around a scarred woman who experiences a vision of the afterlife, guided by her deceased mother. The narrative unfolds through the rich symbolism of Japanese ghost stories, offering readers a unique exploration of profound themes.
In this collection, readers will find four fully painted Kabuki stories, including a new addition specifically created for this volume. This 128-page edition not only compiles the first-painted Kabuki works but also includes an autobiographical comic by David Mack, an in-depth spotlight, and an interview from Ekllipse Magazine. Enhanced with a gallery of original covers and printed on high-grade archival paper, this edition aims to satisfy both new readers and long-time fans seeking these early works.
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The Concept: Japan. A horribly scarred woman has a vision of the afterlife in which she is visited by her dead mother, and then returns to life with a new sense of purpose. A personal tale of love, duty, and self discovery, elegantly told through the masks and metaphors of the Japanese Ghost Story. The long-awaited second volume in David Mack’s critically acclaimed series.
This Collection: Now back in print! Collecting four fully painted Kabuki stories (including a completely new story!) in a brand new and improved prestige edition with extra pages! Much more than the previous out-of-print 48-page Dreams paperback, this 128-page volume presents all of the very first-painted Kabuki books (Kabuki Color Special & Kabuki: Dreams of the Dead), but also the fully painted Kabuki #½, and an entire Brand New Kabuki story written and painted by David Mack, just for this volume! Also included in Kabuki for the first time ever, a completely autobiographical comic book story, written and drawn by David Mack, an in-depth Kabuki Spotlight and David Mack interview from France’s Ekllipse Magazine, a gallery of original covers, an introduction by Brian Michael Bendis, and brand new afterword by David Mack, a brand new front and back cover (and lots of new art pages), and printed on new and improved, thicker high grade, archival paper.
Having been out of print for some time, fans are looking for these early painted Kabuki stories and this book delivers with loads of extras and a brand new painted story!
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