Emma. Volume 6

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Translated from the Japanese.
"First published in Japan in 2005 by Enterbrain, Inc."--Colophon.
Book reads right-to-left in the authentic Japanese format.

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Great art submitted by torikaebaya on February 4, 2017, 12:39pm Probably the low-point in the second half of the series, Mori Kaorur's Emma, Vol. 6 is really where the writing begins to tank. William is replaced by a helpless cardboard cutout. Having been reborn with an ironic sense of nihilism, Emma manages to walk straight into her own kidnapping. Finally, the vast majority of the dialogue in this volume consists of "the brats" (all of William's siblings plus Aurelia, Polly and the kitchen staff) moaning. A serious downer.

But really the art isn't bad--and actually the very first cover omake image is William shouting face-to-face at his father in a kind of "likes-repel" cute mirror image that for me can't help be conjure up the phrase, "Not that Jones, the OTHER Jones!"