Their latest adventure finds Jing and Kir in Seventh Heaven, but it's not part of another big heist, it's actually a maximum security prison for the criminally deranged run by a vampire warden and his hockey-masked guards. Their only hope of escape lies with Campari, the ringleader of a most demented circus. This volume also includes a bonus story about the origins of Jing and Kir's relationship and their first adventure together.
Jing
A thief who steals everything, even stars in the sky and precious human lives.
Kir.
A talking bird who is Jing's constant companion. Together Jing and Kir can fire the Kir Royal attack, a powerful blast which comes from Kir's beak.
Yuichi Kumakura
Kumakura-sensei's Jing was first published in April, 1995 in Kodansha's monthly comic magazine, Bonbon.
The Jing manga has inspired a brand new anime series from Sony, which began running in Japan in May, 2002. Kumakura-sensei is now at work on an all-new version of the Jing saga, featuring more European-style artwork.
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Without a doubt, Jing: King of Bandits is the best manga series available. Highly recommended.
PHANTOMKATNISS
01.20.2010 12:00 AM