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Inzana, Ryan

Ichiro

288 pp. | Houghton | March, 2012 | Trade ISBN 978-0-547-25269-8 $19.99
(2) YA On an extended trip to Japan with his mother, Japanese American Ichiro's mixed-race heritage makes him feel like an outsider. In this satisfying and thought-provoking graphic novel, Inzana investigates the human tools of war-mongering and propaganda by interweaving mythological and historical examples. The fluid, expressive brushwork brings both the real world and the mythical Japanese creatures to life.
Reviewer: Robin Brenner | Horn Book Magazine Issue: March, 2012

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