![Tokyo Days, Bangkok Nights #[nn] cover](https://img.comicbooks.com/covers/openlibrary/9781401221898.jpg)
Tokyo Days, Bangkok Nights #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the two-issue Vertigo Pop miniseries Tokyo Days and Bangkok Nights, originally published in 2002. Written by Jonathan Vankin and illustrated by Seth Fisher, the story follows a young American woman who becomes entangled in the underground worlds of Tokyo and Bangkok, blending crime, culture clash, and surreal adventure. The volume also includes the one-shot Vertigo Pop: London, offering a complete set of these standalone pop-culture-infused tales from DC's Vertigo imprint.
"Electricity Boy" kicks off with high-octane urgency as Maki and Steve, fresh from rescuing Hike from the Yakuza, speed through the neon-lit streets in Hike’s van, the city’s pulse thrumming beneath them. With Ryuji given one last chance to prove himself, the stakes rise as old loyalties fracture and new dangers close in. Written by Jonathan Vankin and illustrated by Seth Fisher, with dynamic colors by Chris Chuckry and sharp lettering by Comic Craft, this issue pulses with kinetic energy and tension. The cover, a striking collaboration by Seth Fisher, Giuseppe Camuncoli, and Shawn Martinbrough, captures the electric chaos of the moment.
In "Crispy Teens," Maki and Steve take to the streets in Hike’s van, chasing adrenaline and second chances after a daring rescue. With Ryuji given one more shot at redemption by the Yakuza, the line between loyalty and chaos blurs as old bonds are tested and new ones ignite.
In "Gun Crisis," Ryuji’s mission to eliminate Hike takes a sharp turn when his sister Makiko intervenes—kidnapping Hike not for revenge, but to show him off to her friends. As tensions rise and secrets unravel, Steve, Igarashi-san, Mizumi, and Hara-san are drawn into the chaos, converging in the unpredictable heart of Yoyogi Park, where every stranger might be a story waiting to happen.
ComicBooks.com Value
Find on ebay
Where to buy
Read it digitally
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸Full credits
Reprints
↩ Reprints Vertigo Pop! Tokyo #1 (2002), Vertigo Pop! Tokyo #2 (2002), Vertigo Pop! Tokyo #3 (2002), Vertigo Pop! Tokyo #4 (2002), Vertigo Pop!: Bangkok #1 (2003), Vertigo Pop!: Bangkok #2 (2003), Vertigo Pop!: Bangkok #3 (2003), Vertigo Pop!: Bangkok #4 (2003)
Reviews
Reader reviews
No reader reviews yet.