In Genroku-era Kyoto, a deadly battle ensues between demons and the formidable ronin Kenshiro Tsubanari, whose veins contain the blood of another world! A fascinating tale full of action, heroism and mystery drawn by a great master of Japanese manga and animation and written by a legend of the classic anime of the 70s and 80s. Ippei Kuri is one of the masters of Japanese animation, co-founder with his now deceased brother Tatsuo Yoshida, of TATSUNOKO Pro. and creator of dozens of characters that have made the history of anime (Tekkaman, Kyashan, Polymar, Gatchaman, Ape Magà, Judo Boy, etc.). TSUBANARI KENSHIRO, according to what Kuri says, is his last work in an absolute sense, having no intention of engaging in other manga for the future, given his venerable age; a comic that took eight years to finish. If the drawings are all by Sensei Kuri, he is joined by another master screenwriter: AKIYOSHI SAKAI, very active between the 70s and 80s, author of an innumerable series of screenplays for very famous anime (Tatsunoko, Baldios, Golion and Daikengo among many). Dimensions of the book (21cm wide x 29.5 high) Page 334 Cover with flaps