No Guns Life, Vol. 6
by Tasuku Karasuma
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Pub Date 21 Jul 2020 | Archive Date 31 Jul 2020
VIZ Media | VIZ Media LLC
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Description
After the war, cyborg soldiers known as the Extended were discharged. Juzo Inui is one of them, a man whose body was transformed, his head replaced with a giant gun. With no memory of his previous life—or who replaced his head and why—Inui now scratches out a living in the dark streets of the city as a Resolver, taking on cases involving the Extended.
Dr. Andy Wachowski was the genius who developed the basic theory of Extension technology. But once he saw what became of his creation he turned against it, becoming the leader of the anti-Extended terrorist organization Spitzbergen. Now, in an attempt to control Juzo, Spitzbergen threatens Tetsuro. Berühren’s Resolvers Pepper and Gun Slave Unit Seven are after Juzo as well. Juzo has plenty of cases to deal with now—it’s just too bad he’s not getting paid for any of them!
A Note From the Publisher
No Guns Life is part of the VIZ Signature imprint from VIZ Media.
Marketing Plan
📚National social media campaign across VIZ social media channels: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Youtube
📚National social media campaign across VIZ social media channels: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Youtube
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781974710492 |
| PRICE | CA$17.99 (CAD) |
| PAGES | 232 |
Links
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Featured Reviews
Chris C, Librarian
Thanks to Viz Media and Netgalley for this digital ARC.
This action packed volume does not disappoint as we learn more about our heroes and the forces allied against them. It is a fun and dense volume of material. Some of the panels do make it hard to distinguish what is going on (though that may be due to two nearly identical characters have a rather involved duel involving massive transformations).
