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Cantarella, Volume 1 (Cantarella #1)

You Higuri

Paperback | Pages: 200 pages

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Title	:	Cantarella, Volume 1 (Cantarella #1)
Author	:	You Higuri
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 200 pages
Published	:	October 1st 2005 by Go Comi (first published March 8th 2001)
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Manga. Fantasy. Historical. Historical Fiction. Graphic Novels. Yaoi

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This was stunning.

I picked up most of the volumes at my favorite used bookstore on a whim & I just now final got around to reading them. And I an completely in love. The politics intrigue! The story! The characters! The artwork!

I am seriously, you guys. (Lol. South Park) "cantarella" is absolutely gorgeous to look at.

I'm totally in love with Cesare. He's so sad and angry and I don't blame him one bit. His family fucking sucks. Except his sister and mom. They were nice to him. Everyone else? No. His dad & madam can go die in a hole.

An exceptional manga. Art, characters, story, complexity. It's just all so impressive and I definitely look forward to reading more. :)

Recommended to fans of manga and historical fiction. Particularly those interested in Italy during the late 1400s.

Happy reading, all!

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Original Title:	カンタレラ, Volume 1
ISBN:	0976895706 (ISBN13: 9780976895701)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Cantarella #1
Characters:	Cesare Borgia, Lucrezia Borgia, Pope Alexander VI, Giovanni Borgia, Vannozza dei Cattanei, Micheletto Corella
Setting:	Italy

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Cantarella Volume 1 begins the dark journey of Cesare Borgia as he discovers the truth of his destiny and confronts the choices of his estranged priest father. The art is beautiful and enhances the mysterious, enchanting story filled with deceit and family drama. I love this manga and find this dark take on Cesare Borgia to be incredibly fascinating.

I was hooked the instant I picked it up. Cantarella has taken historical characters and happenings, adapted it a bit for her own story purposes, and done a wonderful job.For her main character, the much maligned Cesare Borgia, she's made him into almost a sympathetic villain. He's vicious, ruthless, ambitious, and resigned to being a denizen of evil. And yet, you are given an all-expenses paid, all-access pass into his emotions, and have to remind yourself that he has murdered people to suit his

Found this at a Goodwill. Fine art style, but it didn't grab me.

Review of Vol 1-3I've reached the end of the availability of this series in my library, so it's probably time to call it quits. Cantarella is a perfectly acceptable guilty pleasure read-- hey, who doesn't love the Borgias, and if you're old school, you know exactly what genre this is dealing in with the bishie men and the vaguely homosexual teasing and the even vaguer faux-Christian-supernatural touch. The historical setting is the real interest, though You Higari is no Kaoru Mori and doesn't

Whilst the art is fairly good within this style of manga, which is nevertheless too cartoony for my personal taste, the plot is just terrible and full of the usual clichés and myths about the Borgia family that have been circulating forever, which makes me suspect the author preferred to go with her own spin on the popular misconceptions, adding supernatural elements because . . . because. The "new" interpretation I could spot was that Yuu Higuri here portrays the eldest and youngest of the

Every time I saw these books at the library, I was reminded of the Borgia family, since they used the poison canterella on many of their victims. It wasn't until I was shelving these for the millionth time that I realized this manga really IS about the Borgia family. Whoa!So I checked out all three of them and breezed through the first one tonight. It's fun to see the Borgia family through the eyes of manga, although I wonder if the story might be a little tricky to follow if you didn't know a

I am obssessed with Cesare Borgia and came up with this manga. When I started reading I saw this is exactly what I wrote in fanfiction! (except I didn't add any supernatural stuff) I love how the author showed Cesare! This is how I always wanted to see him: gentle, sweet and loving young boy, but so strong. This is the story of Cesare I wanted to be created, extremely close to my own story. This manga inspired me even more. The drawing style is also very beautiful! Love this so much!!!