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The Black Museum: Springald
| Alt Names: |  Black Museum Springald 黒博物館スプリンガルド Kuro Hakubutsukan Springald |
| Author: | Fujita Kazuhiro |
| Artist: | Fujita Kazuhiro |
| Genres: |  Historical Horror Mystery Seinen |
| Type: | Manga (Japanese) |
| Status: | Complete |
| Description: | The Black Museum holds criminal memorabilia from the many cases that have been investigated by Scotland Yard. In this fictional re-imagining of the popular legend, a visitor comes to see a piece of particular interest, the leg of Spring-Heeled Jack. When the curator guides him to the piece, he begins to tell his story of the case of Spring-Heeled Jack, which began in the late 1830s. The earlier adventures of Spring-Heeled Jack involved an eccentric nobleman named Walter, who used his specially made suit to harass women. After an encounter with a very strong-willed woman named Margaret, Walter hung up his Spring-Heeled suit for good. Three years later, Spring-Heeled Jack returns, this time with a penchant for murder. Detective James Rockenfield first suspects Walter, but soon it begins to seem that someone else has taken up the mantle... |
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lol. He was around a long time before Elder Scrolls.
It's interesting how many perversion became popular during Victorian times.
This was a nice read, I would recommend this to anyone!!!
Spring Heeled Jack? What is he doing outside of Tamriel? D=
The curator resembles Hilda from Beelzebub, no?
It was interesting, though the whole thing looks like it was drawn with a bic pen the art is still very nice.
I'm glad that I didn't get turned away by the rating it had, when I first saw it.
Fun. Plus I'm fond of that kind of Victorian London legend; Spring-heeled Jack was a weird phenomenon, and looking at some of the descriptions it's like he was the first supervillain: Masked, able to leap tall buildings with a single bound, metal claws, breathing fire . . .