Hana-chan and the Shape of the World OGN
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| Writer | Ryotaro Ueda |
| Artist | Ryotaro Ueda |
| Cover Price | $15.00 |
In a small town where the fantastic and the mundane blend together, young Hana’s everyday life is one of exploration and discovery. As she encounters fragments both bitter and sweet, the shape of the world slowly comes into view…
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The Graphic Library - Sara Campbell
Jun 01, 2021This compilation of short stories should really be named “The Misadventures of Hana-Chan,” because she keeps getting into dire situations and has to get out of them by some miracle or through the ingenuity of her friends. There is a lot of surrealism in the storyline and the art, which you can see on the cover with the cat with non-symmetrical eyes, and there are some interesting proportions on the characters. The stories were a little entertaining but mostly, they seem to be an exercise in surrealism. On the surface, these stories could be appealing to younger audiences, but the strangeness and lack of closure to any of the stories might just confuse younger readers. Read Full Review
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