Description
Dam in the Forest Synopsis:
From a certain moment, ‘Dam,’ whose growth had stopped, leaves people behind and ventures into a forest where no one knows him. Dam, an ordinary 14-year-old boy. But ever since he discovered the talent to rapidly accelerate the growth of living beings at his fingertips, Dam’s own growth came to a halt. People treated Dam as if he were a monster, and he ended up living secluded in his house, avoiding their gazes. When he regained consciousness, Dam’s parents had aged and passed away. His younger sibling… even the child of his younger sibling… But Dam remained as youthful as ever. Escaping from the village, Dam entered the forest where no human knew him… and came to be called the ‘Spirit of the Forest’ by the people. After the passage of many long years, something that would disturb Dam, who lived as the ‘Spirit of the Forest,’ appeared… The warmth of a single ray of hope born in despair, Dam, the boy whose growth had stopped, in the forest, extends his hand once again toward the world.
Product Details:
| Publication date | October 05, 2022 |
|---|---|
| Number of pages, weight, size | 336pages | 336g | 150*210*30mm |
| ISBN13 | 9791164288915 |
| ISBN10 | 1164288911 |
Lena – München, Deutschland –
Das Comic war echt spannend und gut gezeichnet. Ich habe die Charaktere schnell lieb gewonnen. Schnelle Lieferung, keine Probleme damit.
Koa from Phoenix, USA –
Interesting plot with good characters. Artwork is pretty decent too. Story flows well but a bit predictable in parts.
Soren from Oslo, Norway –
Comics are pretty cool. Art looks nice, story is engaging. I’m excited to read more about Dam and his adventures.
Sigrid – Malmö, Sverige –
Jag gillar verkligen serien. Det har spännande handling och fina bilder. Berättelsen flödar bra från sida till sida, vilket gör att man vill läsa mer hela tiden. Speciellt hur karaktären Dam hanterar sin situation fångade mig helt.
Cassandra Bluebell from Toronto, Canada –
Finding solace within its pages, Dam in the Forest captivated me with tales of isolation and longing. It’s a poignant exploration of adolescence intertwined with magical realism, challenging societal perceptions of ‘otherness’. Every frame breathes life into struggles that resonate deeply, urging readers to rethink notions around belonging.
Selene Thibault from Montreal, Canada –
Reading ‘Dam in the Forest Vol.5’ is like rediscovering lost magic from my youth; an exquisite blend of sorrow and hope that resonates deeply with our shared human condition.