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BECK Omnibus 2 (Vol. 3-4) (Vol. 3-4) - PREORDER
BECK Omnibus 2 (Vol. 3-4) (Vol. 3-4) - PREORDER
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ESTIMATED RELEASE: FEB 16, 2027
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The musical manga epic returns, complete in print for the first time! The story of a boy's journey from listless fourteen-year-old to the global rock-'n'-roll stage was one of the most popular manga of the 2000s and inspired a classic anime. Now, on its reunion tour, Beck has never looked better, with a revised translation and brand new cover and interior designs. Omnibus edition includes Vol. 3–4.BECK is back! Harold Sakuishi's addictive 34-volume rock epic redefined for a generation what manga could be, and now it's back—and this time the entire series is coming to print in oversized, premium-quality paperback omnibuses, featuring selected color pages and exclusive cover illustrations.Koyuki's rock journey is off to, well…a rocky start. First Ryusuke cuts ties over the guitar incident, and now Koyuki's classmate Masaru is bullying him. Still, the kid keeps playing as if possessed… Meanwhile, with Taira on board, BECK (not that one, and not that other one either) is ready to debut, and Ryusuke takes the stage with a guitar on his shoulder pocked with bullet holes and named, "Lucille." Eiji's hiding in the audience—and Lucille's sound blows him away. With Koyuki entering his senior year, time is running out for a reconciliation with Ryusuke. Will the potential he feels ever find its way out? BECK Omnibus 2 (Vol. 3-4) (Vol. 3-4). Softcover collected edition. New and unread. Published by Kodansha Comics. Written by Harold Sakuishi.
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