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Tokyo Ghoul, Vol. 1
by Sui Ishida
A lovelorn college student gets the date of his dreams -- but unfortunately she's only interested in his body. As food.
When Ken gets an organ transplant after a near fatal accident, no one realizes the organs he is given belong to the beautiful dead ghoul. Now he finds himself with a craving for human flesh and a serious amount of self disgust. Violent and hilarious, if a little predictable.
When Ken gets an organ transplant after a near fatal accident, no one realizes the organs he is given belong to the beautiful dead ghoul. Now he finds himself with a craving for human flesh and a serious amount of self disgust. Violent and hilarious, if a little predictable.