Kagemori Press · Edition I
A wordless manga in ink-wash and screentone. Then twenty-five pages that are not finished.
Told in ink
THE INK DRAGON is a complete sixty-panel manga told entirely without words — a hero’s journey drawn in ink-wash and screentone. Haru grinds ink until something ancient wakes inside it, and together they must face a masked thief wearing his old master’s face to recover the village’s sacred Seal Stone.
One hundred and twenty pages. No dialogue, no captions, no sound but the ones drawn on the page.
Interior pages, Edition I
The splash page · sixty wordless panels
Then the page goes blank
Bound in behind the story: twenty-five blank-panel rectos across thirty-three distinct layouts — splash pages, diagonal panels, four-panel action. Every blank recto backs onto a blank verso, so ink and marker have nowhere to bleed through to another drawing.
Three of the thirty-three
Free
A ten-page set of the blank panels waits at kagemoripress.com/premium. It costs nothing. There is a one-minute question there about a heavier, marker-proof spiral edition — answer it, or don’t.
Edition I
ASIN B0H8PTFX14
120 pages. The wordless story, then twenty-five blank-panel rectos.
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