Original Can Badge to Commemorate the Publication of "The Complete Caligula: Karenhen Club," with a Postcard

"Kanbon Karikura Karinpen Club" Commemorative Original Can Badge Release

Karinpen, a genius who died young, left behind a collection of masterpieces that arrived too soon.
This legendary collection, depicting the space between reality and unreality, has been re-released,
now including previously unreleased color manuscripts and rough illustrations!
To commemorate the publication of "Kanbon Karikura Karinpen Club," we are releasing original can badges.

Recommended by Toyo Sakana (manga artist), TaiTan (rapper), Nashi (horror writer), Nyaruru (writer)!

The inability to be completely cynical, the hope lurking in resignation, the simply entertaining conversations disguised as absurdity, the true nature unseen in the gravity of the 90s, the bright sunlight piercing through the fin-de-siècle sense of doom, shaking off those who pretended to be subculture, now once again illuminates the manga world!
──Toyo Sakana (manga artist)

A record of an absurd daily life that you want to end quickly but never does.
Like "Downtown's Wednesday," where the twist never comes.
──TaiTan (rapper)

That manga depicts despair as if it were a landscape, without resignation or regret, simply existing there.
I really love the world that person draws.
──Nashi (horror writer)

A collection of short stories, ugly as a flower, beautiful as an insect, and profoundly subtle.
──Nyaruru (writer)

Table of Contents
"Ultimate Tiger Bomber Knights"
"Red Collarbone"
"AV"
"Stakeout"
"Sweet Honeymoon"
"Film Club"
"The Train Never Comes"
"Burn, Anime"
"Pink Liquid"
"Furukawa and the Rabbit"
"Woman in the Tub"
"Sensei Obayashi"
"Murder Number 669"
"Banana and Duck"
Telefondoll
"TALK1 Telephone Lady"
"TALK2 Telephone SEX"
"TALK3 Frog"
"TALK3 Porn"
"LAST TALK Compensated Dating"
Column / Afterword
Unreleased Color Manuscripts: "Ultimate Tiger Bomber Knights," "Red Collarbone," "AV," "Telephone Lady"
Rough Illustration Collection

Karinpen
Manga artist born in 1974. In 1995, while still in university, her submitted work "Pink Liquid" won the Tetsuya Chiba Award in Kodansha's "Weekly Young Magazine." She then worked for "Weekly Young Magazine" and later for Ohta Publishing's "Manga Erotics F" and other publications. On March 19, 2003, she passed away at the age of 28 due to heart failure.

To purchase the original T-shirt commemorating the publication of "Kanbon Karikura Karinpen Club," click here.

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