Heads Up: Vaughn, Hambly, O'Donnell, Naruto, Nana, Fruits Basket

[rachelmanija]

Y: The Last Man # 6, by Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra, is in stores now. I can pick up my copy on Friday, and I am extremely excited about this.

Barbara Hambly's Circle of the Moon, sequel to Sisters of the Raven, apparently received a stealth release in trade paperback. It's set in a Middle-East-esque, male-dominated fantasy land where for

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[morpheuz7]

There's a movie was made based on the Nana manga. That manga was ALL the rave when I was over there. And I do mean THE phenomenon, if you pick it up let me know what you think.

[incandescens]

Ah, someone else who knows Modesty Blaise. :) Yup. Always loved her relationship with Willie, and the books in general.

[hokelore]

Modesty's back in print? Cool! I've only read the three or four books they have here at the library; always left me wanting more.

[oyceter]

Ooo, so much stuff for me to get! The Hambly sounds fascinating, and I'm really interested in reading Modesty Blaise after reading your recs. And yay for NANA! Everyone should read NANA! I'm so glad I can finally pimp my very favorite mangaka now!

[oracne]

I love Oryn! Though haven't read the new book yet, I am saving it for after I read another five YA books.