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MPD PSYCHO TP VOL 02 DARK HORSE COMICS by original story and script, Eiji Otsuka; art, Sho-u Tajima; translation, Kumar Sivasubramanian; lettering, Steve Dutro is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is MPD PSYCHO TP VOL 02 DARK HORSE COMICS about?

EIJI OTSUKA (W) and SHO-U TAJIMA (A) On sale Sept. 5 b&w, 184 pages $10.95 TPB, 5' x 7' MPD-Psycho Volume Two finds multiple personality detective Kazuhiko Amamiya on a new case-which will result in even more personalities emerging inside his confused, scattered mind! A wave of grisly, imaginative schoolgirl suicides hits Tokyo! Investigating the scenes of these gruesome deaths, Amamiya and the colorful characters of the Isono Criminal Research Lab come across a new villain who knows about a key event from Amamiya's past. What does the white-haired Zenitsu have to do with the suicides, Amamiya's 'barcode puzzle' theory, and a stuttering victim from a decades-old night of murder and destruction? Dark Horse Manga is proud to present this unabridged and uncensored masterpiece of horror in all of its controversial glory. Fans of Takashi Miike's MPD-Psycho television series are sure to be enlightened and unsettled by the manga series that preceded it!

Who reads MPD PSYCHO TP VOL 02 DARK HORSE COMICS?

It is typically read by readers looking for immersive, entertainment-first reading.

Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.

Author
original story and script, Eiji Otsuka; art, Sho-u Tajima; translation, Kumar Sivasubramanian; lettering, Steve Dutro
Publisher
Dark Horse Comics
Published
2007
Language
EN
ISBN
9781593078584
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Crafts & Hobbies, Literary Fiction, Fiction
Rating
4.08 / 5 (543 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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