Usagi Yojimbo #52
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Kitsune's Tale," the legendary thief Kitsune recounts her past in a poignant flashback that traces her journey from a streetwise orphan to a master of her craft. Written and illustrated by Stan Sakai, this issue offers a deeply personal look at her origins, told with the same quiet grace and sharp detail that define the series. The story unfolds through the eyes of a young Kitsune, navigating hardship and survival in a world that taught her to steal just to live. Cover by Stan Sakai.
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As a thief, all that matters is skill and quarry, and few know this as much as the master thief, Kitsune. While on the road with her new traveling partner, Gen, the lady of pocket picking finds her own pockets picked, which makes her nostalgic. And so begins the story of Kitsune's youth. The daughter of a prosperous merchant fallen on bad times, Kitsune grew up homeless on the street, stealing to survive. Though she is certainly an expert at thievery now, she wasn't always.
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