Tomo, Vol. 6: Truth Revealed
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| Rating | : | 4.30 (508 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0310713056 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-07-19 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Tom still keeps his hands in animation, but he also enjoys creating comics.Ariel has been drawing comics for the past fifteen years in the Philippines. His most recent work has been on the relaunch of the eighties comic series The Maze Agency for IDW Publishing.Funnypages Productions is a studio founded by veteran Disney and Big Idea animators Tom Bancroft and Rob Corley. Their goal is to capture the fun and excitement of animation in boo
In discovering secrets about her identity and her past, Hana bravely faces her enemies and realizes her divinely-given purpose. . But Pastor James teachers her and Tomo about something even more important---forgiveness and new life. As secrets come to light in this world, darkness ensnares another. After fending off assassins, Hana reveals the story about Argon Falls to her friends in San Francisco. From the Back Cover Hana would be like any other thirteen-year-old immigrant trying to fit into life at an American school, but she also battles hostile, animal-like warriors from the dimension of Argon Falls. Hana's time here will get cut short, however, when the enemy encircles her family members in a trap back in Argon Falls
But Pastor James teachers her and Tomo about something even more importantforgiveness and new life. Hana’s time here will get cut short, however, when the enemy encircles her family members in a trap back in Argon Falls.. After fending off assassins, Hana reveals the story about Argon Falls to her friends in San Francisco. Hana would be like any other thirteen-year-old immigrant trying to fit into life at an American school, but she also battles hostile, animal-like warriors from the dimension of Argon Falls. In discovering secrets about her identity and her past
A. Sanasi said Tomo Graphic Novel. "Tomo" is a nicely-made 'American Manga' series with fun characters, adventure and the development of friendships. The only let-down is that the story turns out to be a bit 'religious-heavy' at certain points (direct references to christian religion and the christian God as protection and guidance, which feels a bit awkward in a fantasy-themed story). But everyone who isn't bothered by that will have a VERY good read.