Selected Product: | Death Note - Volume 5 Paperback Edition: Shonen Jump Advanced Graphic Novel Ed Author: Tsugumi Ohba Publisher: Viz Media, Subs. of Shogakukan Inc Release Date: December 2007 ISBN-10: 1421506262 ISBN-13: 9781421506265 List Price: £5.99 Average Customer Rating: | | Death Note - Volume 4 ISBN-10: 142150331X Death Note: v. 6 (Death Note): v. 6 (Death Note) ISBN-10: 1421506270 Death Note: Volume 7 (Death Note): v. 7 ISBN-10: 1421506289 Death Note: v. 3 (Death Note): v. 3 (Death Note) ISBN-10: 1421501708 Death Note: v. 8 (Death Note): v. 8 (Death Note) ISBN-10: 1421506297 |
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As always the fantastic manga hits it right on the spot.
For all you death note readers just keep on going.
----Alex Gradwell/Venomtheevil---- | As one Kira leaves another appears on the scene | Customer Rating: | The fifth volume of the brilliant Death Note manga opens with Light in jail under suspicion of being Kira. In order to get out of this predicament he gives up the Death Note and all memories associated with it and when the murders continue while Light is in prison L decides that Light can be released but must remain under his constant surveillance. As the murders continue it becomes apparent that Kira seems to have changed tact as rather than make the world a better place they seem to be targeted at the world of big business.
Death Note continues to fascinate and entertain and the addition of a more self motivated Kira is a nice if not terribly original addition to the story. Also another good thing about this volume is that rather than reveal the identity of the new Kira right away as they did with Misa the story keeps you guessing as to their identity throughout. If there is a problem with this volume of the story it is that, despite the addition of the new Kira, it has the feel that it is mainly setting things up for the future rather than telling the story itself. In spite of this small matter I can definitely see why so many people are raving about this excellent manga. |
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