Berserk, Vol. 5

The art just keeps getting better with each volume. I can’t wait for the next one. Such a powerful storyline.

I have already said this in all my reviews so far of this manga. It's extremely well written, dialog and story are amazing, and do a great job conveying what they want to get across on the page. Love the artwork, some of the more interesting artwork in a lot of what I've read so far. Not only that, the story and everything has me HOOKED.

Excelente cómic. Muy recomendable para los fanáticos de la saga.

This is the 5th volume in the Berserk series. In this volume we watch over the years as Guts takes greater responsibility in the Band of the Hawk and gains Griffith’s admiration through his awesome fighting skills. This volume culminates in a confrontation between Guts, Griffith and Nosferatu Zodd..aka..Zodd the Immortal. What follows is a spectacular battle scenes that stretches the limits of both Griffith and Guts’ abilities. After the dust settles the Band of Hawk is in a better position than ever and Griffith is finally getting the adoration from nobility that he craves. I really enjoyed this installment of the Berserk series and continue to be impressed by how much progress each story makes. The illustration continues to be very well done and is easy to follow. As with previous volumes there are a ton of action scenes and they are very gory. This is a manga for mature readers only. Overall this was a spectacular installment in the Berserk series and I continue to enjoy it a lot. I would recommend to manga fans who enjoy action-packed horror/fantasy. I look forward to continuing the series.

Arrived quickly and in good condition.

He’s a good introduction to Berserk’s version of demonkind and to an excellent recurring villain. Zodd is a great foil to Guts.

Product arrived swiftly and un-damaged, and the story itself is magnificent and the shining jewel of the late Kentaro Miura. Its a must read.

I have to say right away that the fourth volume of Berserk put a terrible taste in my mouth. The opening chapter had a molestation scene that really stole a lot out of the series for me, and the truth is the series didn't even need it. With the way the third volume ended, we already knew what was going to happen. Here, I think implication is key, yet Kentaro Miura and DMP decided to publish such an ugly scene anyways. Thankfully, this series gets into the lighter moments and allowed me to forget about the ugly episode in the last volume. What's found here is the beginnings of the anime, and almost everything in that anime is interpreted to the word from the manga. Though I will say that I felt like I was watching a repeat, it was interesting to see some of the characters in manga format as I read. Plus, these are the lightest moments in all of Guts's dark tale, and you can't help but enjoy it as Guts slowly works himself into the Band of the Hawk. And, like always, the scenes of action are as intense and bloody as expected, only in this volume Guts has a little more at stake than he does in the past volumes, which adds some emotion. Berserk, though now it's in the story well-known to fans, is probably the best fantasy manga around, and though at times it may seem a little too graphic, it does warn you ahead of time with a sticker on the front and an 18+ age suggestion on the back. If you're a fan of fantasy and can handle some very mature situations, then I'd recommend this series for you. Just be careful, because sometimes the content may surprise you.

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The article arrived sealed in a thin protective film. The only downside of this edition is that some lines of text in the balloons are cut from the page, as if there was an error evaluating the layout of the print.

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