Dragon Ball Z. Vol. 7, the Ginyu force / story and art by Akira Toriyama ; English adaptation by Gerard Jones ; translation Lillian Olsen ; touch-up art & lettering Wayne Truman.
Title:
Dragon Ball Z. Vol. 7, the Ginyu force / story and art by Akira Toriyama ; English adaptation by Gerard Jones ; translation Lillian Olsen ; touch-up art & lettering Wayne Truman.
Author:
Toriyama, Akira, 1955-2024, author, artist.
Jones, Gerard, 1957- adapter.
Olsen, Lillian, translator.
Truman, Wayne, artist.
ISBN:
9781569319369
Edition:
Shonen Jump graphic novel edition.
Physical Description:
175 pages : chiefly illustrations ; 19 cm.
Series:
Shonen Jump graphic novel
Dragon Ball Z ; 7
Dragon Ball ; 7.
Shonen Jump graphic novel.
General Note:
Originally published: Tokyo, Japan : Shueisha Inc., 1984.
"DB: 23 of 42." -- Title page.
Includes tales 71-82.
In keeping with the original Japanese format, this book reads from back to front and from right to left.
"In the original Japanese edition, Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z are known collectively as the 42-volume series Dragon Ball. The English Dragon Ball Z was originally volumes 17-42 of the Japanese Dragon Ball." -- Title page verso.
Contents:
The Dragon Balls change hands -- Vegeta's laughter, Freeza's rage -- Reunion of terror! -- Vegeta in overdrive! -- Brains and brawn -- Premonitions of war -- The enemy of my enemy ... -- The Ginyu force -- Five deadly fighters -- Gurd's psychic powers -- Vegeta vs. Reacoom -- Vegeta vs. Reacoom, part 2 -- title page gallery.
Abstract:
"Trapped on war-torn Planet Namek, Earth's heroes Gohan, Kuririn and Bulma struggle to keep the Dragon Balls out of the hands of both Vegeta and the planet-destroying Emperor Freeza. But even a power-up courtesy of the Great Elder of Namek may not be enough to save them from Freeza's reinforcements: the Ginyu Force, the five strongest fighters in outer space, led by the supervillain Captain Ginyu! Desperate times call for desperate measures, and Gohan and Kuririn find themselves with an unlikely ally as their theatrical enemies ro-sham-bo for the honor of who gets to kill them first!" -- Back cover.
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