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No Man’s Land Vol. 2 cover

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ABOUT THIS SERIES

Why read No Man’s Land?

No Man’s Land is a ongoing manga series by Jason DeAngelis,Jennyson Rosero, published in English by Seven Seas Entertainment. Tanko Vault currently tracks 2 English editions.

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Status
ongoing
Indexed editions
2 records, including 2 standard singles
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Not rated
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No Man’s Land Vol. 2

Story & Art Jason DeAngelis · Story & Art Jennyson Rosero

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VOLUME SYNOPSIS

John Parker is the “No Man,” a heartless gun for hire who hunts demons in the Old West. But is he as heartless as he appears, and how did a young man reared in the Quaker ways transform into a cold-blooded killing machine? The notorious Bakerton Detective Agency wants something that Parker took from them, the severed half of an ancient book called the Necronomicon. And they’ll stop at nothing to get it back. As his partner Cherokee Bill lies dying in the dust, Parker faces off against his arch nemesis, Doyle Bakerton, in the duel of a lifetime. Haunted by demons both real and imagined, the truth finally emerges about Parker’s tragic past…

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CATALOGUE CONTEXT

About this English edition

No Man’s Land Vol. 2 is vol. 2 in No Man’s Land, published in English by Seven Seas Entertainment. This paperback edition has a catalog release date of March 13, 2006 with ISBN-13 9781933164076 and 192 pages.

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