Et Cetera #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis seventh volume of the Et Cetera series from Tokyopop continues the quirky adventures of the young witch Mikan and her friends as they navigate a world of magic and mischief. The collection likely wraps up ongoing storylines from the manga's run, featuring the series' signature blend of humor and fantasy elements.
In "The Meaning of Friendship," Mingchao and her companions pursue Cavanaugh and Baskerville by stagecoach, racing against time to intercept their escape. As tensions rise, Cavanaugh begins to question whether Baskerville has truly regained his memories, setting the stage for a tense and uncertain journey. Written by Tow Nakazaki, Katherine Schilling, and Jake Forbes, with art by Nakazaki and inks by a team including Nobumasu Gotou and Shiro, the issue features a cover by Tow Nakazaki and Al-Insan Lashley.
In the dusty frontier town of Et Cetera, Jo and the crew stumble upon Mingchao, sheltered by a gruff but kind-hearted fisherman named Big, as they’re drawn into a tense standoff with the ruthless gangster Franklin, who’s eyeing Big’s fishery with greedy intent. With the stakes rising and loyalty tested, the group must decide where their allegiances lie—before the frontier’s rules turn deadly.
In "Stagecoach of Doom," Mingchao and her companions take a perilous ride on a rattling stagecoach, chasing the elusive Cavanaugh and Baskerville through a sun-scorched frontier. With tension simmering, Cavanaugh grows suspicious that Baskerville has recovered his lost memories—and begins testing him with sharp, unsettling questions.
In the dusty frontier town of Cavanaugh, Benkate and Yaghi team up with Fino and Alternate on a high-stakes mission to infiltrate the hotel room of a notorious figure, driven by a desperate need to find a mysterious drug linked to Baskerville’s condition—time itself now a weapon in their hands.
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