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Tsubasa Random CAPsLoCK chapitre 118 and other high literature
*cheap CLAMP crossovers* So... to mix my faerie tales, Kamui's an evil step-mom, Seishirou a prince on an inter-dimensional quest for his princess, and Subaru the Sleeping Beauty? But what about HOKUTO?
I really want to know where Fuuma fits in. Like, now. (Well, and the others, too, but Fuuma dammit.)
AND I would like to take this moment to shriek OH MY GOD, THE NAILS, THE NAILS, THE NAILS. */cheap CLAMP crossovers*
This is the happy owner of all of Tokyo Babylon speaking. I finally got my hands on the fifth volume (read: finally got off my ass and actually walked to the bookstore), and. Yes. I don't know whether Tokyopop's translation is better than the fan translation or not, but I certainly enjoyed it more. Not to say anything about the quality of the graphics in the book as compared to that of the scans.
From the library: something of Murakami Haruki's, the first part of Genji Monogatari (...why?), and Edgar Allan Poe's Tales of mystery and imagination, complete with illustrations and all. I foresee many wonderful moments spent reading in the sun! Now, if only the weather would cooperate...
I really want to know where Fuuma fits in. Like, now. (Well, and the others, too, but Fuuma dammit.)
AND I would like to take this moment to shriek OH MY GOD, THE NAILS, THE NAILS, THE NAILS. */cheap CLAMP crossovers*
This is the happy owner of all of Tokyo Babylon speaking. I finally got my hands on the fifth volume (read: finally got off my ass and actually walked to the bookstore), and. Yes. I don't know whether Tokyopop's translation is better than the fan translation or not, but I certainly enjoyed it more. Not to say anything about the quality of the graphics in the book as compared to that of the scans.
From the library: something of Murakami Haruki's, the first part of Genji Monogatari (...why?), and Edgar Allan Poe's Tales of mystery and imagination, complete with illustrations and all. I foresee many wonderful moments spent reading in the sun! Now, if only the weather would cooperate...