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| Death Note: v. 9 (Death Note): v. 9 (Death Note)
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Edition: Shonen Jump Advanced Graphic Novel Ed
Author: Tsugumi Ohba
Publisher: Viz Media, Subs. of Shogakukan Inc
Release Date: April 2008
ISBN-10: 1421506300
ISBN-13: 9781421506302
List Price: £5.99
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Light closes in on Mello
| Customer Rating: | In this ninth volume of the excellent Death Note series, Light Yagami conceives a plan that could potentially halve his opposition at a stroke and bring his perfect world one step closer. He moves against Mello but not everything goes as planned and Light discovers that Near may be closer to the truth than is comfortable. Despite this Kira is making progress with the general public and this opens new possibilities for Light to manipulate.
Death Note continues to weave plans within plans, with all three of the main characters trying to out do each other in cunning. This volume does see some good twists and some surprising losses that could shake things up slightly. Overall Death Note remains a very well written and carefully plotted series that is a cut above some others that I have read but this second half of the series does seem rather less than it could be. |
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