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Dragon Knights (GN 1 of 25)

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Title: Dragon Knights
Volume: GN 1 / 25
Pages: 200
Distributor: Tokyopop

Release date: 2002-04-23
Suggested retail price: $9.99
Age rating: 13+

SKU: MXDK-001
UPC: 645573044404 645573044404
ISBN-10: 1931514402 1931514402
ISBN-13: 9781931514408 9781931514408

Description:
If you think facing a man-eating witch is dangerous, imagine having to face the one-eyed monster that ate it. In a farcical tale of hijinks and swashbuckling adventures, Rath, Rune and Thatz become the Dragon Knights of Fire, Water and Earth and scour a mystic landscape.

Their quests? Fortune, love and honor. And though they may have to work together, no one says they have to like it. The Dragon Knights are put to the ultimate test when their fighting involves more than just their enemies.

Presented in traditional Right to Left Japanese style!

Story and art by Mineko Ohkami.

(added on 2006-03-17)

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