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 | December 07, 2022 |
|---|---|
| Number of pages, weight, size | 336pages| 336g | 150*210*30mm |
| ISBN13 | 9791169630214 |
| ISBN10 | 1169630219 |
Liam – Toronto, Canada –
Comic has a unique story about growth. It’s different from typical ones I’ve read. Some pages were wrinkled on arrival, which was disappointing but not too bad.
Lea Nordström from Köln, Deutschland –
Das Comic “Dam im Wald” ist eine atemberaubende Reise durch die Schatten von Einsamkeit und Wachstum. Die Zeichnungen wirken, als ob sie selbst Leben hätten; jeder Pinselstrich zieht den Leser tiefer in Dams ergreifende Welt hinein. Insbesondere begeistert mich der Mut des Protagonisten: allein unterwegs, findet man Hoffnung nicht nur in Fantasiewelten – auch sein verzweifeltes Streben nach Akzeptanz berührt zutiefst das Herz eines jeden Lesers. Diese Kunst bringt definitiv Frische und intellektuelle Tiefe ins Genre ein.
Naomi Ikeda from Hokkaido, Japan –
In the latest volume of ‘Dam in the Forest,’ readers are drawn into a breathtaking tapestry of emotion and surrealism, as Dam’s poignant struggle for identity unfolds amidst the whispering trees. The artwork enchants with its intricate details; you can almost feel the dappled sunlight filtering through leaves above, embodying Dam’s essence while grappling with immortality’s solitude. This isn’t just another coming-of-age story; it’s a vivid reflection on isolation and connection that resonates deeply within our global experiences. Masterfully blending folklore with personal turmoil, this comic emerges not merely as entertainment but an artistic commentary poised to linger in your mind long after turning its last page.
Anika Tran from Vancouver, Canada –
Yo, so I just finished reading volume 6 of ‘Dam in the Forest,’ and honestly, it blew my mind! The whole vibe is wild—like this kid who’s stuck being a teen forever while everyone around him ages. It’s trippy seeing how isolation plays with his head, especially in those serene yet haunting forest scenes. You can really feel the contrast between Dam’s inner turmoil and that lush nature surrounding him. Plus, I’m digging the art style—it captures all those emotions perfectly! If you haven’t checked it out yet, get ready for some feels!