Yoko Tsuno #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the Yoko Tsuno adventure 'The Dragon of Hong Kong,' originally published in French. In the story, the young Japanese electronics engineer travels to Hong Kong to investigate a mysterious dragon statue that holds a dangerous secret. The Cinebook edition presents this classic sci-fi tale in English for the first time, featuring Roger Leloup's detailed artwork and Yoko's trademark blend of technology and adventure.
In "The Dragon Of Hong Kong," Yoko Tsuno ventures to a remote island off the coast of Hong Kong to investigate a monstrous lizard terrorizing the harbor. There, she uncovers a secret genetic experiment gone awry, a greedy movie producer chasing fame, and a mysterious little girl whose flute holds an unexpected power over the creature. Written by Roger Leloup and Jérôme Saincantin and illustrated by Roger Leloup, with inks and lettering by the same, this 2010 Cinebook adventure blends sci-fi intrigue with a touch of wonder, all wrapped in a striking cover by Roger Leloup.
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