Et Cetera #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis first volume of Et Cetera collects the opening chapters of the manga series by Tow Nakazaki, following a young girl named Chiyono who discovers a mysterious book that grants her magical powers. Published by Tokyopop in 2004, the story blends fantasy and adventure as Chiyono navigates a world of strange creatures and hidden dangers.
"A Girl and a Revolver" introduces a strikingly original tale set in the American Southwest of the 1880s, where an orphaned Chinese girl journeys toward Hollywood with dreams of stardom. Written by Tow Nakazaki, Jake Forbes, and Kumiko Yuasa, and illustrated by Nakazaki with inks by Jose Macasocol Jr., the story unfolds with a haunting blend of myth and frontier grit. The cover, also by Nakazaki, captures the lone figure’s quiet resolve against a vast, unforgiving landscape.
In the dusty American Southwest of the 1880s, a young orphaned Chinese girl named Jo travels westward with a singular dream: to reach Hollywood and become a movie star. Armed with a mysterious revolver and a legacy from her grandfather, she crosses paths with a suspicious Catholic missionary and a ruthless gang seeking vengeance—each encounter testing her resolve in a world that doesn’t know what to make of her.
In a dusty frontier saloon where cards and secrets fly as fast as bullets, Mingchao and Baskerville uncover a cheating gambler—only to find themselves in a high-stakes poker game they can't afford to lose. When Mingchao bets the legendary Eto Gun and loses, Baskerville must face off against a razor-sharp dance hall girl in a showdown that’s as much about wit as it is about luck.
In "Elegy of the Drunk and the Dancer," chaos erupts when Randy Kaufman crashes a tense poker game, gunning down Baskerville and seizing Mingchao. Bodney, desperate to act, grabs the Eto Gun—unaware she can't even activate it—setting off a reckless pursuit through the dusty frontier.
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