Tegami Bachi
A land where a man-made sun shines only on the capital, and where delivering letters can be a hazardous occupation. A young boy who’s determined to become a great Letter Bee and find his kidnapped mother. A mysterious day that seems to affect those born on it. These are the premises of Asada Hiroyuki’s latest manga, Tegami Bachi/Letter Bee, serialized monthly in Jump Square.
Apology to anyone who is reading this journal regularly (there seems to be one person who does, at least) – at the moment I’m crazily addicted to Death Note (manga, anime, movie), so you’ll see plenty of DN entries here. (Actually, I’m just crazy, period).
This is part of my Effort to Use This Journal For Something.
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From ANN:
“In Tokyo, an impenetrable field known as “Hell’s Gate” appeared ten years ago. At the same time, psychics who wield paranormal powers at the cost of their conscience also emerged. Hei is one of the most powerful of these psychic agents, and along with his blind associate, Yin, works for one of the many rival agencies vying to unlock the mysteries of Hell’s Gate.”
