List of chapters
Volumes 1-5
| No. | Title | Original release date | English release date | ||
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| 1 | Jack frost (잭 프로스트) | — | May 12, 2009 978-0-7595-2954-0 | ||
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| "Any high schooler on a nerve-wracking first day at a new school is apt to lose his or her head a little, but in Noh-A’s case, she literally does! When she wakes up in one piece with a little help from a mysterious doctor, Noh-A quickly realizes that nothing is as it seems at Amityville High, where paranormal creatures battle for supremacy. Caught in the crossfire, Noh-A may have to rely on the unlikely (and possibly unreliable) aid of the most sinister student at Amityville…the deadly Jack Frost!" [1] | |||||
| 2 | Jack frost (잭 프로스트) | — | November 17, 2009 978-0-7595-2953-3 | ||
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| "All hell breaks loose when gangs from schools all over Amityville erupt into an all-out war for supremacy. But even as they battle one another, these powerful warriors from the South, East, and West Districts all have the same goal — to be the brave soul who defeats Jack Frost and claims to the title of greatest fighter Amityville has ever seen. Jack has a mission of his own: escorting Noh-A, the much sought-after Mirror Image, to a place where a great evil was sealed many years ago." [2] | |||||
| 3 | Jack frost (잭 프로스트) | — | July 13, 2010 978-0-316-07786-6 | ||
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| "Noh-A watches in fear as Omu strikes down Maru, the last offspring of the Unicorn. With the last obstacle removed and Jack fighting elsewhere in the forest, Omu seizes the Antler of the Unicorn. In an effort to snatch Noh-A’s immortality for himself, Omu plunges the Antler deep into her chest. But as the sharp horn pierces her heart, Noh-A is greeted not by death, but by life. Her real life — the life she had before she found herself in Amityville. Though she has longed to uncover the mystery of her forgotten past, nothing could have prepared Noh-A for what she sees…" [3] | |||||
| 4 | Jack frost (잭 프로스트) | — | December 21, 2010 978-0-316-12674-8 | ||
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| "Siegfried of the South District makes his move against the North, and his weapon of choice is…Jin? But despite the fact that this latest threat to her power bears the countenance of her associate, Helmina does not hesitate to unleash her terrible strength against Jin. With Siegfried successfully removed from the good doctor’s mind, Helmina plots her next strategy…Will even Jack Frost be able to counter the devils she is prepared to release?" [4] | |||||
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