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Lightman Manga: fantasy romance
Lightman Manga: fantasy romance
Lightman Manga: fantasy romance
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Lightman Manga: fantasy romance

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A Cape Cod superhero battles bad guys in his quest to win the heart of his new girlfriend, Venus. Graphic novel manga cartoon enhanced edition.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateNov 9, 2017
ISBN9781386190844
Lightman Manga: fantasy romance
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John Blandly

John Blandly is an artist, actor, songwriter and filmmaker from upstate New York.

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  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
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    Romantic comedy--science fiction. A superhero tries to win the heart of his new girlfriend while he and his fiddler crab sidekicks battle evil lifeguards.
  • Rating: 1 out of 5 stars
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    You used stock images, wwhhhhhhhhhyyyyyyyy????? I thought I was gonna see hot women in bikinis throughout the manga, but there were only like 4 pictures!!!!!! Clickbait.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
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    Outstanding graphic novel of a sort, with manga cartoons--about a Cape Cod superhero anti-hero. Fun. Romcom scifi.

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Lightman Manga - John Blandly

LIGHTMAN MANGA

by John Blandly

Copyright © MMXXI by J.J. Brearton

All rights reserved

AvantLifeGuard Books

Manga:

Yoni—2

Venus, Lightman, and the dropped contact

Anzal1—3

Venus calls Lightman

Anzal1—5

Lightman arrives

Frankie74—17

Mr. Outrageous, Mr. Ridiculous, Venus and Scout

Iosphere—20

The Bard

Iosphere—55

Lightman on trial

Acknowledgements—61

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Chapter 1

The beach road is very dark. It is late at night.

Venus Vizzary, with auburn hair and red lipstick, age 22, stands at the side of the road with Gimy Boduck, age 30, a wired, long-haired surfer.

Gimy says, "Who did you call?

Lightman.

Who's that?

Lightman is a troubleshooting outfit. I found it on my Wildberry.

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Really? Let me see that.

Venus pulls a hand held wireless device from her bag. Huge lights appear in the distance.

There he is now.

Venus and Gimy watch the brightly lit dune buggy arrive. It has row upon row of spotlights sticking out all over, lighting the area all around.

Lightman, in his early 30's, steps from the contraption. He has battery-operated lights attached to his helmet, shoulder pads, arms and legs.

So, what's up? he says.

I dropped a contact, Venus says.

Lightman shakes his head. Oh, man. Okay, where?

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She points to a small red scooter. I was riding on the back of Gimy's scooter and it, like, flew out of my eye.

Yeah, Gimy says. We've been looking for it all along here. It's kind of dark. He points down the road.

Lightman goes back to the buggy and straps on some spotlights to his body.

With a yank of a chain, he fires up a gas powered, hand held generator.

He stands for a second, staring at Venus.

It must have been down there, she says, pointing down the road.

Lightman says, Oh, yeah. Right.

He walks slowly down the road with a powerful spotlight held in his right hand. Venus and Gimy follow him. He shines a light on something.

Venus says, Wait. That's it. She stoops to pick up her contact.

Gimy says, Hey, thanks, man.

Lightman says, Are you her husband?

No, Venus says. We're just friends.

You got a credit card?

I'll pay for it, Gimy offers.

I don't know, Lightman says. She called, right? Venus?

Yeah, that's me, Venus says. She hands him her card.

Lightman runs her card through his credit card machine and says, So, can I call you some time?

About what?

Nothing. Just call you.

Wait a minute, Gimy interjects. Who are you? I don't know if I want you calling Venus.

Venus says, It's okay, Gimy. So, what's your name?

Lightman.

Lightman? That's your name?

Yeah. I changed my name. You know—just to be—kind of—more accurate.

Listen, Venus, Gimy says. I don't know—

Here's your card, Lightman says.

You got my number? Venus says.

I got your address.

Oh, yeah. Right, she says. Here. She writes her number on the credit card slip and gives it to him.

Gimy says, "You supposed to do that? Ask people out like that? Does

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