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In 1968 Kresse illustrated various stories by Anton Kuyten for Pep about Native Americans. The first two were titled 'De Schreeuw van de Dondervogel' (1968-1969) and 'De Indiaanse Opperhoofden en Hun Oorlogen' (1971-1973). In the same genre Kresse reprised 'Matho Tonga' but under a different title, 'De Laatste der Mandans', followed by other comics about Native American chiefs, such as 'De wraak van Minimic' (1970), 'Mangas Coloradas' (1971-1972, script by Kuyten) and 'Wetamo' (1972-1973). The artist actually enjoyed drawing stories about Native Americans more than 'Eric de Noorman'. In 1972 he made a deal with publisher Casterman to create a comic series which can be best described as a saga about an Apache family. It follows them throughout the ages as they are confronted with colonial settlers. Ten stories in total were created: 'De Meesters van de Donder' (1973), 'De Kinderen van de Wind' (1973), 'De Gezellen van het Kwaad' (1974), 'De Zang van de Prairiewolven' (1974), 'De Weg van de Wraak' (1975), 'De Welp en de Wolf' (1976), 'De Gierenjagers' (1978), 'De Prijs van de Vrijheid' (1979), 'De Eer van een Krijger' (1982) and the unfinished story 'De Lokroep van Quivera'. The series never received any other name but the 'Indianenreeks' (the 'Indian series') and was recognizable by a font sporting the head of a Native American chief in the upper right corner of every book. While translated in more than ten countries, it never sold well. Yet 'De Welp en de Wolf' did win the Prix Alfred for "Best Foreign Comic Book" (1977) at the International Comics Festival of Angoulême.

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All-new horror anthology featuring cover art by international bestseller, Junji Ito! All-new horror anthology featuring cover art by international bestseller, Junji Ito! Manga creators from Japan and the US present an international showcase of horror. Collected for the first time in Betwixt: A Horror Manga Anthology, six short stories reveal the universal fear of the space between the known and unknown. Will anyone cross that border? Featuring stories from a range of award-winning and popular creators, as well as a foreword and exclusive cover art by global phenomenon, Junji Ito. Ryo Hanada (creator of Devil’s Line), Aki Shimizu (creator of the Suikoden III manga), and Shima Shinya (creator of Lost Lad London and cowriter of Star Wars: The High Republic, The Edge of Balance) each tell uniquely Japanese tales of ghosts and creatures who exist alongside us. American creative duo, Becky Cloonan and Michael Conrad (cowriters of Wonder Woman and Batgirls) along with duo Leslie Hung (cocreator of Snotgirl) and Sloane Leong (creator of A Map to the Sun) and up and coming creator Hua Hua Zhu round out the anthology with tales that would make anyone paranoid about who they may encounter.

As a part of the Marvel + JUMP collaboration, the creator of "Vocchi-Men" brings Ant-Man to Japan!After discovering that his daughter, Cassie, is going to be studying abroad in Japan, Scott Lang decides that he will do whatever he can, big or small, to protect her— even if that means going to Japan as Ant-Man. Let's watch as adventures await him in a foreign land.

Kidnapped by the cold, dominating CEO from his favorite S&M novel, Yoohyun Jin, a masochistic secretary, looks forward to the anticipated torture. He eagerly awaits Yishin Kwon’s touch, but as the lines blur, Yoohyun wonders if this delicious pain might unlock something deeper and more intimate…

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Ritsu wonders If the only thing his boyfriend likes about him is his hair.

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Having a handsome, kind and caring boyfriend like Elios means the world to Emma. Even a look at him makes her heart flutters. But little does she know about a secret lies deep in their relationship. What is the said secret?

One sunny afternoon. The gate in the yard burst, and Kwon Jae-jin, who was caught in it, died with his limbs torn apart. … That’s all I thought. “Oh, are you awake?” He returned to the first day of his confinement. A familiar face suddenly appeared between Jae-jin’s legs. Seo Ui-woo was taking off his pants from below. Kwon Jae-jin silently watched Seo Ui-woo’s face, whether his pants were off or not. It was a face he had seen so many times over the past four years of his life. At that time, he thought he was being dragged to an unfamiliar place and forcibly laid upon. It was true. “Fuck, hold your hand for a moment, please.” “Haha. You’re cute, you.” Unlike when he had been brutally beaten without knowing anything, this time he could easily grab Seo Ui-woo and shake him. He knew Seo Ui-woo’s way of thinking well, and he knew what to do and say to move him. If he just offered guidance as bait, Seo Ui-woo Seo Ui-woo let out a ragged breath and carelessly brushed back his hair. Her bright black hair, which seemed to shine through the light, naturally fell over his forehead. His eyes, filled with excitement, flashed dangerously.