Berserk Volume 42: Berserk Is Still Great Folks
Berserk Volume 42
To every #Berserk fan, we worried about the art, the quality, but upon revisiting I think it’s clear: we’re still in really good hands. #manga
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To every #Berserk fan, we worried about the art, the quality, but upon revisiting I think it’s clear: we’re still in really good hands. #manga
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Volume forty-one of Berserk is a beautifully imperfect end to a series not one of us will forget. #manga #Berserk
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A significant and extremely extraordinary volume of Berserk. #manga #Berserk
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While the art is too uncanny, the story is fitting and feels long-overdue. #manga #Berserk
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In this volume we get Rickert slapping Griffith. That is worth the price of admission alone, but if you want more, Miura offers us one great chapter with Guts and the crew. #manga #Berserk
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One of the biggest improvements for a #Berserk volume yet. It starts forgettably, then takes flight. #manga
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Even though it looks shiny, this volume isn’t made of gold. #manga #Berserk
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While Miura has made the art immaculate, he has made the story passable. #manga #Berserk
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Even if you erase every speech bubble, this volume is still a masterpiece. In fact, I think the word I’m looking for is ‘chef-d’œuvre’.
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Volume thirty-three doesn’t have much action, but makes up for that by becoming more attentive to it’s characters.
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If you can bear the slower pace, and the lengthy Griffith-focused sections, you are in for a treat. #manga #Berserk
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If you’re an action or worldbuilding geek, this volume suits you well. If you’re a story fanatic, like me, then you are going to be very disappointed. #manga #Berserk
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