Berserk Max, Band 7

Von Kentaro Miura

Guts entscheidet sich, Rikkelt und die immer noch verstörte Kjaskar beim Schwertschmied Godot zurückzulassen und wieder einmal alleine seines Weges zu gehen. Doch furchterregende Wesen aus dem Schattenreich sind seine ständigen Begleiter, und jede Nacht muss er aufs Neue zu einem Überlebenskampf gegen die Kräfte der Finsternis antreten. Doch dann begegnet Guts der frechen Elfe Puck und einem verängstigten Mädchen.

• Sprache: Deutsch
• Herausgeber: Panini Manga
• Erscheinungsdatum: 14. Mai 2016
• ISBN: 9783736720480

Rezensionen für Berserk Max, Band 7

[Oail Aderbi · Bewertung: 5 von 5 Sternen]

So ein geiler manga und jetzt fängt die story erst richtig an

[krau0098 · Bewertung: 5 von 5 Sternen]

This is the seventh volume in the Berserk manga series and it was another wonderful addition to this series. This story continues right after Guts and Casca fall off the cliff into a river together.We learn a lot more about both Casca’s and Griffith’s past in this volume. It was interesting to see Casca’s background and where she came from. We also learn some about what Griffith has done to get to where he is today.Casca and Guts seem to be forming a partnership of sorts. However, they are ambushed by Chuder forces and forced to fight for their lives. Guts kills 100 men and makes a decision about his life path. Meanwhile Griffith signs up the Band of the Hawk to take on their toughest battle yet.The illustration continues to be top notch and I really enjoy how much story we get in each volume. I can’t wait to read the next volume in the series!!Overall a wonderful continuation of this action packed and brutal series. There is a lot of story in here, the characters are engaging and interesting, and the action is non-stop! Definitely recommended to mature readers who love seinen and enjoy fantasy horror with a lot of action!

[kassilem · Bewertung: 5 von 5 Sternen]

In half of this volume we go back even further into the past, and see the start of the Band of the Hawks. We get to see more about Griffith and what he is willing to do to get the band started and we get to see Casca's past and why she feels the way she does about Griffith. The second half of the book is battle. I found myself staring at one page of a battle scene trying to decide how long it took Miura to draw that one page. It must have been hours. It makes me really appreciate how much time must go into this series to make it what it is. (And it's a long time, only one volume a year usually!) But I'm very grateful that Miura takes the time. The story wouldn't be the same if I couldn't clearly watch the different expressions on Gut's face. The only thing about the artwork that drives me a little nuts is that most of the women always have pursed lips. But it's such a small thing that it never takes away from the story. I could gush about this story for hours I think. Have the next volume on hand when you finish this one. If you can brave it, you won’t regret reading these.