Camilla d'Errico's Tanpopo

Edge and emotion bring to life the story of Tanpopo; a superhumanly intelligent, inhumanly emotionless, mysteriously beautiful girl struggling between heart and mind. Torn and confused, she makes a pact with Kuro, who agrees to release her from the machine that has been her only existence, and to be her companion as she seeks out love, happiness, and the meaning of emotions. But little does Tanpopo know that she has made a deal with the devil, as Kuro will soon show his true self As their adventure begins, neither one can imagine where this journey will take them. Tanpopo is a series of 10 stories and Volume 1 is inspired by Goethe's classic masterpiece, "Faust". The original text is woven into the imagery, creating a unique and enchanting literary and visual experience unlike anything ever created.

Author: Adapia D'Errico, Camilla D'Errico
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 12/14/2009
Pages: 42
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.20lbs
Size: 8.80h x 5.80w x 0.30d
ISBN13: 9781439266533
ISBN10: 1439266530
BISAC Categories:
- Comics & Graphic Novels | Manga | General

About the Author
Camilla d'Errico has been making waves in the fine art and comic industries with her manga-influenced style. Ever the prolific artist, Camilla is an urban contemporary painter, illustrator, designer, character creator and comic artist. Residing in Vancouver, BC, Camilla paints and draws comics; her creator-owned series, BURN is now a graphic novel, and she co-created the upcoming comic book series published by Image Comi!, cs, Sky Pirates of Neo Terra. She has also recently been working with, entertainment companies on feature films and videogames and collaborated with Neil Gaiman on an illustration for one of his short stories. With Tanpopo, Camilla expresses her love of literature and poetry in an original style, enthralling people of all ages. She has distinguished herself through her ability to seamlessly weave manga and western comic art, creating a unique style that bridges cultural and geographical boundaries, while remaining totally relevant to today's varied audience.

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