Ballad of The Broken Heart, Volume 1

· TOKYOPOP
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112
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In a dystopian future, organized wars are serial entertainment, and overpopulation is controlled through a millionaire death lottery. A mute samurai, discharged with honor, finds out his wife was among the "lucky victims," and he embarks in a ruthless revenge to get her heart back. Literally.
In a dystopian future, organized wars are serial entertainment, and overpopulation is controlled through a millionaire death lottery. A mute samurai, discharged with honor, finds out his wife was among the "lucky victims," and he embarks in a ruthless revenge to get her heart back. Literally.

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Kathleen Covington
December 30, 2025
It was disjointed and difficult to follow, and the translation isn't too hot, so I don't think that helps. The intense violence wasn't totally for me, I'll admit that, but I can look past that for a good story- this wasn't it. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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Stefano Cardoselli is a Bram Stoker Awards Winner, artist, illustrator and scriptwriter. His works have been published with Epic Games Mad Cave Studios Oni press Heavy Metal Magazine, 2000 AD, Simon and Schuster, Source Point Press, Antarctic Press, and Scout Comics. He works for cinema as a character designer and storyboard artist. He lives in Orbetello-Tuscany, Italy.
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Stefano Cardoselli is a Bram Stoker Awards Winner, artist, illustrator and scriptwriter. His works have been published with Epic Games Mad Cave Studios Oni press Heavy Metal Magazine, 2000 AD, Simon and Schuster, Source Point Press, Antarctic Press, and Scout Comics. He works for cinema as a char...

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