Moonstone Noir Mister Moto (2004) comic books
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Issue #1
$4.00
$4.00
By Rafael Nieves and Tim Hamilton. Be here for the return of the world's most inscrutable secret agent! Pulitzer Prize-winner John P. Marquand's creation makes his comics debut right here! With the end of World War II, Ken Takashi is released from an internment camp. Instead of being greeted by a culture that should be ashamed of what it did to so many innocent men and women, he finds himself surrounded by bigots still quick to dehumanize any Asian they come across. Frustrated, humiliated and without many options, he is met by Mr. Moto. He is there to help Ken, many times -- but his motives are his own -- and he may show Ken that he has much more to lose than he could ever have dreamed. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #2
$3.00
$3.00
By Rafael Nieves and Tim Hamilton. The intense emotional intrigue continues! Ken Takashi continues to reclaim his life and dignity in post-war Chicago. His struggle is thrown a hard curve when a mysterious authority blackmails him into spying on a still-active spy ring. He quickly finds himself in a world of lies, with finding the truth behind his father's murder at the Minidoka detention camp his own bitter agenda. And all the while, on all sides, on truly only his own, is Moto. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #3
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$3.00
$2.50
By Rafael Nieves and Tim Hamilton. A blackmailed Ken Takashi must infiltrate a Japanese spy ring in post-WWII Chicago. His hatred for Sato propels him to go along with a corrupt G-Man's plan...maybe his only chance to get close to Sato and avenge his father's death. But as the lies he has been told dissolve into a web of deceit, Moto appears. Moto, who by showing him a world of intrigue and shadows, forces Ken to see that the difference between "pawn" and "player" is slight enough to fool even the most inscrutable of spies. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.
