Kazuo Koike

A stoic Ronin wanders the countryside of ancient Japan, carting his small child in a vessel that more than meets the eye, with a banner to advertise: son for hire, sword for hire.

Lone Wolf and Cub Omnibus

rumbledethumps

Incredible drawing, mediocre storytelling.

Joseph Aleo

Dogged by agents of the shogun and the assassins of Yagyåu Retsudåo, Lone Wolf and his Cub continue on their bloody path to vengeance.

Caleb Yarian

Follows samurai åOgami, once the shogun's loyal retainer and now a disgraced exile, as he seeks vengeance against the Yagyåu clan for their treachery.

This volume collects materials previously published in the Dark Horse graphic novels Lone Wolf and Cub Volume 15, 16 & 17.

Originally published in Japan in 1995 by Koike Shoin Publishing Co., Ltd., Tokyo.

Itto Ogami is separated from his son while battling Yagu assassins, and embarks on a mission of retribution, cutting down any obstacle in his path to find his missing child. His son however, is no pushover himself, having chosen the path of the ronin assassin - despite being only three, he already has the heart of a warrior. The two fight to be reunited in this pulsating collection of fierce storytelling.

In this latest edition, Itto Ogami is separated from his son while battling Yagu assassins, and embarks on a mission of retribution, cutting down any obstacle in his path to find his missing child. His son however, is no pushover himself, having chosen the path of the ronin assassin - despite being only three, he already has the heart of a warrior. The two fight to be reunited in this pulsating collection of fierce storytelling. Lone Wolf And Cub was first serialised in Japan 1970 and remains one of the most enduringly popular manga creations of all time.

Lone Wolf and Cub Omnibus

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