Ninja High School Pocket Manga #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis pocket-sized collection bundles issues from the ongoing Ninja High School series, continuing the comedic adventures of alien exchange student Ikkyu, his ninja rival Asuka, and the rest of the cast at a high school overrun with martial arts and sci-fi chaos. Published by Antarctic Press, this volume compiles several chapters of the long-running manga-style series in a compact, digest-friendly format.
In "Relative Happenings (Part One)," Asrial and Hitomi face their most intense battle yet as they fend off Leeanna's relentless assault, but the victory is short-lived—the Salusian conglomerate now stands on the brink of collapse under the looming threat of the Zardon fleet. The shocking revelation that Leeanna is the hidden master of Dog Supreme adds a new layer of tension to an already volatile conflict. Written by James Hanrahan and Ben Dunn, with art and inks by Ben Dunn and letters by Clem Robins, this 2004 issue features a cover by Ben Dunn, blending action and mystery in the ongoing saga of Ninja High School.
In "Beans, Steam & Automobiles (Part Two)," Leeanna ramps up her mission to turn Earth over to the Zardon Empire, chasing Jeremy through a chaotic mix of slapstick mayhem and high-stakes intrigue, while the Salusian Hitch Squad and Hitomi's Girl Commandos launch separate, increasingly absurd resistance efforts. The story blends zany humor with kinetic martial arts and sci-fi flair, all set in the delightfully over-the-top world of Ninja High School.
In "Diplomatic Impunity," Asrial and Hitomi face off against Leeanna in a high-stakes showdown that tests their skills and resolve, all while the Salusian conglomerate teeters on the brink of collapse under the looming threat of the Zardon fleet. The truth behind Leeanna’s power begins to unravel when she’s revealed to be the mysterious master of Dog Supreme.
In "Days of Past Remembrance," Jeremy and Ricky bring back more than souvenirs from Japan—they carry their grandfather Ichinohei’s diary, a surprising gift that unfolds a hidden chapter of his past and the mysterious connection between his family and the Feeples. The story quietly unfolds through personal reflections and flashbacks, blending humor and heart as the boys grapple with what they’ve inherited.
In "Blue Food," Jo and the crew of Ninja High School find themselves tangled in a bizarre botanical mystery when Nanny introduces a Salusian tree that bears irresistibly delicious blue apples. But when Lendo's greed leads him to push the tree too far, the ancient guardian spirit guarding the orchard begins to stir—leaving everyone wondering just how far the school’s newest snack can go.
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↩ Reprints Ninja High School #8 (1988), Ninja High School #9 (1989), Ninja High School #10 (1989), Ninja High School #11 (1989), Ninja High School #12 (1989)
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