Ninja High School Pocket Manga #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects issues #49–54 of the long-running Antarctic Press series, continuing the chaotic adventures of half-human, half-alien ninja student Jeremy Feeple and his friends as they navigate high school life, alien invasions, and martial arts mayhem. The story deepens the romantic and comedic entanglements between Jeremy, the alien princess Asrial, and the ninja girl Ikkyu, while introducing new threats that test their bonds and combat skills.
In "Death Perception," Sammi shares unsettling details about Destructo’s past, revealing new echoes from the robot invasion that rocked Ninja High School in the Malibu era. As the Y-Men grapple with the implications of Destructo’s and Barney’s plans, personal questions surface—like Charlie’s direct inquiry about Sammi’s sexuality—adding tension to an already charged atmosphere. Written by Herb Mallette and illustrated by Ben Dunn, with Ben Dunn also handling the cover, this 2006 issue deepens the series’ lore with quiet, character-driven weight.
In "Death Perception," Lendo and Aloysius plunge into the fiery depths of Hell on a wild, perilous mission to save Jeremy and Mimi, where Mimi’s hidden family magic ignites in the face of demonic torment. Amid the chaos, Professor Azland makes a surprising confession to Mita Celande, adding a spark of tension to an already volatile journey.
In "Matters of Belief," Jeremy races to protect Mimi from the dangerous pull of her own black magic, while Mita Celande makes a bold decision to leave Quagmire and journey through time with Professor Azland. This quirky, action-packed tale blends martial arts flair with sci-fi twists in a story that’s as funny as it is unpredictable.
In "Secrets or Everybody's Got Something to Hide," Sammi shares surprising details about Destructo’s past, stirring unease among the Y-Men as they grapple with the lingering fallout from the robot invasion referenced in the Malibu series. With tensions rising and secrets unraveling, the group faces new questions—especially when Charlie bluntly asks Sammi about their sexuality.
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↩ Reprints Ninja High School #38 (1993), Ninja High School #39 (1993), Ninja High School #40 (1994), Ninja High School #41 (1994), Ninja High School #42 (1994), Ninja High School #43 (1994), Ninja High School Swimsuit Special #2000 [1] (2000)
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