Berserk Max, Band 9

Von Kentaro Miura

Auch nach den verstörenden Ereignissen im "Tal des Nebels", wo Guts in einem furchtbaren Kampf den Apostel Rosine vernichtet hat, ist dem Recken keine Ruhepause gegönnt: Sein neuer Gegner, die päpstlichen "Ritter von der Heiligen Kette", sind zwar kaum mehr als ein Haufen von Wochenendrittern, aber der fanatischen Anführerin Farnese gelingt es, den schwer verwundeten Guts zu überwältigen. Der Recke findet sich nackt und gefesselt in einem Käfig wieder, eine scheinbar völlig aussichtslose Lage.

• Sprache: Deutsch
• Herausgeber: Panini Manga
• Erscheinungsdatum: 27. Mai 2016
• ISBN: 9783736720541

Rezensionen für Berserk Max, Band 9

[krau0098 · Bewertung: 5 von 5 Sternen]

This is the ninth volume in the Berserk series. I continue to really enjoy this fantasy horror manga series. This is the book where everything pretty much goes downhill for everyone (except maybe Guts).Griffith has taken Guts leaving hard and decides to seek comfort in the princesses’s embrace. When Griffith is found out both Griffith and the Band of the Hawk take a hard fall from grace. Meanwhile Guts has returned from training in the Mountains; it’s been a year since he left the Band of the Hawk. He finds out that the Band of the Hawk is just barely scraping by with Casca struggling to hold everything together. Casca and Guts have a violent and then steamy reunion and plans are started for Griffith’s rescue.This book has more sex in it than any other Berserk book yet….yes this is for mature readers only. There continues to be the same level of violence and gore as well.As per the previous books I continue to be impressed with the pace of the story and wonderful illustration. The story is very easy to follow and very engaging.Overall this was a wonderful continuation of the Berserk series. The story, characters, action, and world are amazing. I love the rapid pace of the story. I would recommend this whole series to mature readers who enjoy fantasy horror manga.

[kassilem · Bewertung: 5 von 5 Sternen]

This is another of my favorite volumes. Not for Griffith and Charlotte. That is an important part to the story but oh how I wish it hadn’t happened. No, this is a favorite because the second half of the book. It’s a year after Gut’s leaves and both he and Casca have grown even more as characters. And we finally get to see a romance begin between the two of them. It was very satisfying watching them interact. The way Miura handled it was very touching. It might even be one of my favorite scenes in the whole series. And beyond that this volume is just another boulder rolling down the hill gaining momentum. Because I know what will happen I can feel it even more, but I’m sure a first-time reader could feel it too. With Griffith imprisoned for a year and the Band living like fugitives, things will never go back to the way it was before. You can feel it in your gut. A central volume in the series and one that wrenches the emotions in all directions.