My Boyfriend is a Vampire, vol. 1-2

Story and art by Han Yu-Rang

Seven Seas

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Vampires like you’ve never seen before in this 320 page genderbender shoujo comedy.

My Boyfriend is a Vampire is an all new shoujo comedy series in the vein of Vampire Knight, presented in two-volumes-in-one omnibus format. Seven Seas will release the entire angsty series across seven low-priced omnibus editions.

Being beautiful is never easy, especially if you’re an eighteen year old boy like Ryu who is constantly mistaken for a girl because of his delicate good looks. Ryu is, in fact, anything but delicate. He is the ringleader of a group of tough kids in an all boy’s school, and he’s quick to beat the living daylights out of anyone who even hints that he resembles a girl.

If that wasn’t hard enough for a regular teenage guy to cope with, his life is about to take a shocking turn for the worse. When Ryu stumbles upon strange happenings in the forest, he gets sucked into a world of vampire intrigue and sinister romance that he never knew existed. And he learns that there are worse things than being turned into a vampire: being turned into a girl?!

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Story and art by Han Yu-Rang

Han Yu-Rang, the author/artist of My Boyfriend is a Vampire, is a prolific Korean comics creator whose works focus on shoujo themes.

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My Boyfriend is a Vampire, vol. 1-2
Story and art by Han Yu-Rang

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Seven Seas
September 2011
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ISBN: 9781935934110
ISBN10: 1935934112
5 x 7.173 inches, 320 pages
Age Range: 13 and up
$15.99
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