This long-awaited new reprint of the Complete Prints of Yoshida Hiroshi beautifully illustrates 259 woodblock prints and 20 of his oil paintings, watercolors and sketches. With his deep understanding of Eastern and Western art, he brought contemporary Japanese woodblock prints to a new standard and level of international recognition. Along with contributions by Ogura Tadao, H. E Robison, Yasunaga Koichi, and Yoshida Hiroshi's sons, Yoshida Toshi and Yoshida Hodaka, this volume is completed with a portrait, an illustrated printing process, chronological history, bibliography, and list of public collections.

A famous actress falls under the spell of a femme fatale, a character in a 1920s novel. The actress commissions a film so she can play the part, but reviving the memory of Kali-Ra, the Queen of Doom, is not a good idea and the whole thing ends in mayhem and murder. A farce on Hollywood by the author of We Interrupt This Broadcast.