Ninja High School: Of Rats & Men #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the early issues of Ben Dunn's long-running manga-influenced series, focusing on the comedic and action-packed misadventures of exchange student Jeremy Feeple as he navigates life at a high school populated by ninjas, robots, and alien princesses. The 'Of Rats and Men' storyline introduces key conflicts involving rival ninja clans and bizarre experiments, setting the tone for the series' blend of parody and martial arts mayhem. Published by Malibu Comics in 1991, this trade paperback gathers the formative chapters that established Ninja High School as a cult favorite in the American indie comic scene.
In "Blue Food," the latest chapter of Ninja High School: Of Rats & Men, Nanny’s planting of a Salusian tree brings forth a bountiful harvest of strange blue apples—delicious, yes, but not without consequence. When Lendo sees the tree as a resource to be exploited, he unwittingly awakens the ancient spirit bound to its roots, setting off a quiet but escalating clash between greed and guardianship. Written and drawn by Ben Dunn, with inks and letters by the same, this 1991 Malibu issue features a cover by Ben Dunn that captures the eerie beauty of the scene.
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↩ Reprints Ninja High School #12 (1989), Ninja High School #13 (1989), Ninja High School #14 (1989), Ninja High School #15 (1989)
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