Manhwa; illustrates a ghost story set in feudal Japan about a faceless girl and a blind painter who must free the ghosts of a princess and her lover from an enchanted lake.

Great Japanese comic book about spirits and love and war. Fantastic read and fairly good graphics. ( )

Enter a supernatural world of samurai, sorcery, armies of the undead, and the Kwaidan—restless spirits that haunt the living as they seek revenge, redemption, and forgiveness. Reminiscent of the cinematic work of Japanese directors Akira Kurosawa and Hayao Miyazaki, Jung and Jee-Yun’s full color, highly detailed artwork is enchanting and dreamlike. Set in 14th Century Japan, this is the story of Setsuko, an orphan born without a face. Now a young woman, she and her lover Seminaru, a blind monk who repeatedly paints the same beautiful woman, set out on a journey to discover her origins and put to rest her haunted past. Will they eventually find the answers they are looking for, or will the demons that are hunting them stop them from reaching their destination? Translated from the original French, this is one of the most visually impressive graphic novels published in recent years.