Platinum End, Vol. 1: Volume 1

Such a good series, I bought all 11 that are currently out in 1 go and it was definitely worth it. In my opinion I actually prefer this series by the duo to death note because I find it has a lot more action and doesn’t drag on as much as death note does!

brought this since i’m a death note fan, cool manga

The book came in absolutely perfect condition, the art is amazing as expected by the creators of Bakuman and Death Note. It is well worth the read and I recommend to anyone who has liked their work in the past.

I took a star off just because the book's spine was slightly crooked... I love the art, my favourite manga artist, Takeshi Obata never fails to amaze me. I like the story, I'm a sucker for stories including angels or demons

As a Huge Fan of Death Note I thought I’ll give this manga a read - and I most say it’s a great read I’m looking forward to keep reading this manga .

Its good the end.

Excellent product, it arrived the day after ordering, which I didn't think it would as it was Easter Day, the story is intriguing but no manga or anime comes close to Death Note, this could be a close second however, if it gets better than Tokyo Ghoul that is, I look forward to buying the second volume.

A good start to a new manga series i thoroughly enjoyed it for a new read.

The cover has a very pretty decent design when held up against the light in the right angle. The story itself is very promising so far. I have always liked the stories produced by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata in their own very unique style, and this one is no exception.

O Takeshi e o Tsugumi realmente são incríveis, outro mangá maravilhoso

Tis a great book but the cover was creased and bent :P

*Minor spoilers ahead After Death Note and Bakuman, Tsugumi Ohba (the writer) has done it again! Seeing him team up with Takeshi Obata (the artist) again is an amazing delight. Both men have grown since their last collaborative work Death Note. Particularly Obata's artwork seems to have gotten even better, whether it is a two page spread showcasing many angels or a close up of a character in emotional pain, he manages to pull off most panels with expertise. This manga might just eclipse their previous effort Death Note. The biggest reason for this, is the moral gray line that main chracters like Nasse posses. As an angel, it doesn't follow the typical behavior we would expect in other mediums. Weather it is the nonchalant attitude toward murdering other humans, or the idea of controlling people through love. Nasse definitely steals the spotlight and all the scenes it is in, just like the Shinigami Ryuk did in Death Note. The fact that there are 12 more angel characters to explore, has me excited for new volumes. The other main character Mirai (one of the god candidates) may not be as interesting as the angels, but his redeeming qualities shine through in his refusal to abuse his new powers. He is not like Light Yagami, in the sense that all he wishes for is normal happiness (ex. a home, food, and future love). The big intrigue is if he will ever willingly use all his given powers, due to temptation, outside forces, or sheer negligence as seen in the first chapter. Without a doubt I will be buying volume 2 come March, and hope to see what happens after the massive cliffhanger at the end of this volume. Mr. Ohba and Mr. Obata keep up the great work!

Recicla muchas ideas de su anterior obra y a veces da la impresión de que en cualquier momento pueden aparecer Light o Ryuk, aun así te mantiene pegado en todo momento solo como ellos saben hacerlo. Añado que Obata ha mejorado su dibujo artístico cosa que me parecía imposible.