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A superb visual novel by Blexbolex, blending magic, adventure and a powerful allegory of creative freedom versus control.

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Three mysterious magicians return to an abandoned house after many years. Able to shift shapes and move through space and time, they are relentlessly hunted by the Huntress and the terrifying dragon Drtichrup. Why do their enemies want to erase them from the world?

A visually rich graphic novel by Blexbolex, inspired by Japanese manga and German landscapes. It can be read as an adventure, a fantastical spectacle, or an allegory of the fight between imagination and the constraints of technocratic order.

 

Author Blexbolex
Language Czech
Publication date September 2, 2025
Edition Comics / Illustrated Adventures
Pages 220
Dimensions 216 × 274 mm
Binding Softcover
Audience 9–13, YA & Adults

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Category: Books, paper
Weight: 0.6 kg
Age: 9 – 13
Language: Czech

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