Seraphic Feather, Vol. 2: Seeds of Chaos

By Yo Morimoto and Hiroyuki Utatane

A powerful extraterrestrial technology holds the real promise of curing a future Earth's ills unless it falls into the wrong hands. And the moon, where an alien starship lies ready to give up its secrets, becomes a deadly battleground for possession of the Emblem Seeds, the key to harnessing the technology's incredible power. From ruthless corporate operatives to scientifically augmented government agents to murderous robots, all agendas draw in an ever-tightening ring of deceit and death around the precious seeds.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1569717397
• ISBN13: 9781569717394
• Release Date: August 2002
• Publisher: Dark Horse
• Length: 240 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.0" x 0.8" x 5.8"
• Age Range: 16 years and up

Customer Reviews

A good book, but the plot is a tad confusing...

I love the art in this book--it's elegant, clear, and nicely done. The story however, needs work. I have the first two books, and I have yet to understand most of what they are talking about. What are the Emblem Seeds? They tell us where they found them, but not what they are. We have yet to learn the connection between the Seeds and their holders, or what the purpose of the Seeds is. And the wording is so...unusual...that it is taking me some time and several re-readings just to try and figure out what the author is trying to say.By the way, this is a very...adult series. There is not really any nudity, but the female characters are so overendowed that you begin to wonder how they can stand. And there is gore--one of the female characters gets blown in half, and her...resurrection is shown in very bloody and graphic detail.So, this is not a series for the fragile. If you think you can deal with seeing body parts ripped off and people cut in two and a great deal of blood and organs, then give Seraphic Feather a try. If not, well, there are other choices out there.This looks to be a good series, but I would rather know some vital information that I think I missed somewhere. And I wish I had known about the horror aspect.