What a Wonderful World!, Vol. 2
The cruelty of childhood. The delusion of adulthood. The endurance of death.
Laugh in the face of reality.

With this series of intersecting vignettes, Inio Asano explores the ways in which modern life can be ridiculous and sublime, terrible and precious, wasted and celebrated.
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What a Wonderful World!, Vol. 2
The cruelty of childhood. The delusion of adulthood. The endurance of death.
Laugh in the face of reality.

With this series of intersecting vignettes, Inio Asano explores the ways in which modern life can be ridiculous and sublime, terrible and precious, wasted and celebrated.
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What a Wonderful World!, Vol. 2

What a Wonderful World!, Vol. 2

What a Wonderful World!, Vol. 2

What a Wonderful World!, Vol. 2

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Overview

The cruelty of childhood. The delusion of adulthood. The endurance of death.
Laugh in the face of reality.

With this series of intersecting vignettes, Inio Asano explores the ways in which modern life can be ridiculous and sublime, terrible and precious, wasted and celebrated.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781421548654
Publisher: VIZ Media LLC
Publication date: 09/12/2011
Series: What a Wonderful World! , #2
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 215
File size: 65 MB
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About the Author

Inio Asano, a bona fide earthling, was born in Ibaraki, Japan, in 1980. In 2001, his short story "Uchu kara Konnichiwa" (Hello from Outer Space) won the first Sunday GX Rookie Prize. Later, GX published his series Subarashi Sekai, available in English from VIZ Media as What a Wonderful World! His other works include Hikari no Machi (City of Light), Nijigahara Holograph and Umibe no Onna no Ko (A Girl on the Shore), as well as solanin, also available from VIZ Media.

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