NEW BOOKS IN STORE! - WEEK OF WED. MAY 10th, 2023

Posted by John D on May 5, 2023

HERE'S WHAT'S NEW ON OUR SHOP THIS WEEK!

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ART OF HAIKYU
Endings & Beginnings

(Hardcover)

NOW IN ENGLISH! The Art of Haikyu!! collects the dynamic and lush color art from the hit manga series, including chapter title pages, illustrations, bonus sketches, and more from creator Haruichi Furudate!

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ART OF HORIZON II
FORBIDDEN WEST

(Hardcover)

A dynamic full-color hardcover featuring concept art and creator commentary chronicling the development of the next adventure in the epic Horizon saga.

Follow Aloy on her next adventure with this beautiful chronicle created by Dark Horse Books in association with Guerrilla Games! The Art of Horizon Forbidden West uncovers the mysteries of a lost world with all new behind-the-scenes artwork and intimate developer commentary. Relive the unforgettable tale.

o The sequel to one of the most highly anticipated titles for the next gen systems.

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MONSTER HUNTER WORLD
Official Complete Works

(Hardcover)

NOW AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH! Monster Hunter: World is one of the biggest games to release in years, and an epic game deserves an epic book! Explore the world of Monster Hunter firsthand with detailed commentary from the producers, beautiful reproductions of designs and concept art, spotlights on the weapons you can forge, and a trek through the story of the game-from the moment the Fifth Fleet made landfall in the New World all the way through the end of their hunt for Zorah Magdaros and their investigation of the Elder Crossing!

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TEKKON KINKREET
Black Side

(Hardcover)

***Japanese Import***

BACK IN STOCK!

In addition to the art boards and storyboards drawn in the early stages of production, this book comprehensively includes the background drawings of "Takaracho", which is the setting of the story. The storyboard is a full-color illustration by art director Shinji Kimura, who drew the flow of the story with about 100 illustrations. The settings are drawn in dense pencil and convey the entire design of Takaracho, including the shopping street of "Takaracho", the clock tower, Kuro and Shiro's house, and the children's castle.

High-quality printing strictly reproduces even the shade of the pencil. The origin of this meticulously crafted and overwhelming visual world is revealed here. At the end of the book, a conversation between art director Shinji Kimura and director Michael Arias is included.