Samurai Executioner Volume 7: The Bamboo Splitter

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Cover of the book Samurai Executioner Volume 7: The Bamboo Splitter by Kazuo Koike, Dark Horse Comics
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Author: Kazuo Koike ISBN: 9781621152576
Publisher: Dark Horse Comics Publication: December 13, 2005
Imprint: Dark Horse Books Language: English
Author: Kazuo Koike
ISBN: 9781621152576
Publisher: Dark Horse Comics
Publication: December 13, 2005
Imprint: Dark Horse Books
Language: English

As Samurai Executioner continues moving into its own world of crime and punishment, honor and bushido, we are beginning to learn more about the characters and situations involved in Edo-era justice. We're learning about Kubikiri Asa, the Shögun's decapitator, and his stoic life. This man's joyless existence is backed by stories of his past as a child, and how they reflect on his current day. But we also learn more about the peace officers of the era. In particular, there's the character "Catcher Kasajirö," the charming young man who uses a hooked rope and chained cudgel with such great skill. With these two characters, one with the guilt of many generations, and one bearing the naïveté of a young buck, bring an odd sort of tenderness to a world of pain, death, and quirky kink.

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As Samurai Executioner continues moving into its own world of crime and punishment, honor and bushido, we are beginning to learn more about the characters and situations involved in Edo-era justice. We're learning about Kubikiri Asa, the Shögun's decapitator, and his stoic life. This man's joyless existence is backed by stories of his past as a child, and how they reflect on his current day. But we also learn more about the peace officers of the era. In particular, there's the character "Catcher Kasajirö," the charming young man who uses a hooked rope and chained cudgel with such great skill. With these two characters, one with the guilt of many generations, and one bearing the naïveté of a young buck, bring an odd sort of tenderness to a world of pain, death, and quirky kink.

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