Devilman Grimoire Vol. 3

by Go Nagai

Overview

DEATH TO THE TRAITOR! The time of demonkind’s full revival draws ever closer, as more and more humans succumb to possession. Against them stands only the traitor Amon, in the body of human Fudo Akira. His deeds have not gone unnoticed. Lord Atrocious, the Monster Shogun–strongest of demonkind–demands Amon’s head! The strongest demons from across the world descend upon Japan, seeking Akira’s life, even Lord Satan himself! It’s one demon against the world–but Amon won’t hesitate to kill anyone who stands in his way.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781626927728
Publisher:	Seven Seas Entertainment
Publication date:	06/26/2018
Series:	Devilman Grimoire Series , #3
Pages:	180
Sales rank:	141,876
Product dimensions:	4.90(w) x 7.10(h) x 0.70(d)
Age Range:	16 Years

About the Author

Go Nagai is one of the most well-known names in manga. With a career spanning almost 50 years, he is responsible for the creation of many popular series including Devilman, Cutie Honey, and Getter Robo. Rui Takatou is a Japanese manga artist who works in a variety of genres. He is currently best known for his work on the recently completed Devilman Grimoire. And be sure to check out more Devilman manga from the 40-year franchise that includes the Netflix Devilman Crybaby anime: Original Manga Series (Hardcovers) Devilman: The Classic Collection Vol. 1 Devilman: The Classic Collection Vol. 2 Devilman Sequel Devilman VS. Hades Vol. 1 Devilman VS. Hades Vol. 2 Devilman VS. Hades Vol. 3

Editorial Reviews

[...] a horror/superhero fusion, about a boy whose secret identity is that of a brawny muscled devil-creature. In the TV series, Devilman is basically a hero who fights a different monster in every episode. But the manga version was something much more original, much more crazy, much more Nagai.” —Jason Thompson, Anime News Network

"...the art is very reminiscent of the original series without being a slave to recreating the 1970s, forming a nice mix of styles. Seven Seas' representative commented that this was a good entry to the Devilman franchise, and I'm inclined to agree with him – not only did the book leave me wanting volume two, but also curious to check out the original." —Rebecca Silverman, Anime News Network

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