Cutie Honey: The Classic Collection #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the original 1970s manga by Go Nagai that introduced the iconic transforming android heroine, Cutie Honey. It presents the classic adventures of Honey Kisaragi as she battles the criminal organization Panther Claw using her ability to change into various costumed forms. The collection includes the complete original run of Nagai's seminal magical girl and action series that inspired numerous anime adaptations.
"Chapter 1" of Cutie Honey: The Classic Collection introduces a groundbreaking fusion of science and sorrow, as inventor Takeshi Kisaragi, haunted by the loss of his daughter, creates a lifelike android named Honey using his revolutionary matter transformation device. With Panther Claw hunting the technology, he sends Honey to a secluded all-girls academy, hoping to keep her safe—though her arrival stirs something far more complex than she realizes. Written by Gō Nagai and Zack Davisson, with art by Nagai and inks by both Nagai and Nicky Lim, this story is brought to life with a striking cover by Nagai and Lim.
In "Chapter 1" of *Cutie Honey: The Classic Collection*, Takeshi Kisaragi, a brilliant but haunted scientist, sends his lifelike android daughter Honey to a secluded all-girls academy—her existence a secret, her safety a fragile hope—as he races to protect her from the dangerous Panther Claw. The story unfolds with quiet tension, blending sci-fi intrigue and the quiet vulnerability of a father’s love, all set against the backdrop of a world where identity and humanity blur.
In "Chapter 2" of *Cutie Honey: The Classic Collection*, Honey races home after a frantic call from her father—only to find him murdered by the notorious super-criminal Black Claw. As shock gives way to revelation, she begins to awaken to strange, powerful abilities buried within her own body.
In "Chapter 3" of *Cutie Honey: The Classic Collection*, Honey confronts a shocking revelation about her origins when a holographic message from her late father unveils her true nature as an android—and the dangerous power of the matter transformation device. But her moment of clarity is interrupted when the secret falls into the hands of Seiji Hayami, a persistent reporter whose curiosity may put them both in peril.
In "Chapter 4" of *Cutie Honey: The Classic Collection*, Honey slips back into hiding, but her quiet moment is shattered when she learns Seiji has been hospitalized. Racing to his side, she braces for danger, knowing Panther Claw may strike now that he’s vulnerable.
In "Chapter 6" of Cutie Honey: The Classic Collection, Cutie Honey faces off against the relentless Fire Claw in a grueling fight that draws the sharp gaze of the enigmatic Panther Zora. Back at school, Honey’s quiet routine is disrupted when she intervenes to protect her classmate Natsuko from a menacing gang of delinquents.
In "Chapter 10" of *Cutie Honey: The Classic Collection*, Cutie Honey finds herself in the clutches of Sister Jill, only to break free during her transport—only to face the deadly Scissors Panther in a tense, high-stakes confrontation.
In "Chapter 11" of Cutie Honey: The Classic Collection, Honey, transformed into a gold statue to evade Panther Claw, finds herself stranded atop a park fountain—her only refuge now a trap as Danbei and Junpei linger nearby, unaware of the vulnerable girl hidden in plain sight.
In "Chapter 18" of Cutie Honey: The Classic Collection, wounded but determined, Cutie Honey secures Natsuko’s safety before pressing on to face Panther Zora—unaware that Zora has already sent Dragon Panther to intercept her. The tension mounts as Honey pushes forward, her resolve tested in a world where every step could be her last.
In "Chapter 20" of *Cutie Honey: The Classic Collection*, Honey finds temporary shelter with the Hayami clan, but even a quiet moment like bathing becomes a chaotic ordeal—Danbei and Junpei can’t resist sneaking peeks, turning a simple escape into a series of awkward, comedic confrontations.
In "Chapter 21" of *Cutie Honey: The Classic Collection*, Honey learns Panther Claw believes her dead and is targeting a gold statue owned by a local millionaire. Disguised as the statue herself, she and Danbei infiltrate the mansion to catch the thieves in the act—where every move could expose her, and every shadow might hide danger.
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