Alberto Tarantino Tarantino itibaren Acajete, Pue., Meksiko
I really really like this manga. The first volume focuses a lot on one of my favorite characters, Renge. She's not in the main story much but she's very funny and out there. So if you like humor, well, I would certainly not discourage you from this series!
Who says suburban living has to be dull and unimaginative? Welcome Shaun Tan's Tales from Outer Suburbia, which takes traditional suburban ideal living and turns it on it's head. This book is bursting with imagination as it tells 15 short, illustrated short stories filled with wonder, loss, peace, hope and redemption. Not to make it sound all like butterflies and flowers, there is a slight bizarre and surreal edge to these tales that will leave the reader both wondering and and inspired. I think everyone who reads this will have a different favorite couple of stories. I liked the Alert but not Armed, Eric, and the story about the marine mammal on the lawn. Tales from Outer Suburbia may be appealing to a wide range of audiences - young teens to adults. If you have ever been the kid to doodle monsters in the pages of your homework, or have an interest in creative storytelling, then this book is for you.