Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, Vol. 1

This series is most definitely in the top 5 more recently released manga. The anime is just as brilliantly put together. The art alone is just beautiful and then add in the great plot line and altogether interesting storytelling...once you start volume 1 you just don't want to stop.

I’m 27 and I haven’t read a single book since 2013. It’s super hard for me to focus since I have ADHD. I just finished watching Demon Slayer on Netflix and since I loved it so much I wanted to read the Manga. The drawings are really detailed and make it easily to visualize and stimulate my brain so it keeps me engaged. I REALLY REALLY LOVE THIS AND RECOMMEND OMG🥰💖💖 Especially if you want to get into reading. I hope Tanjiro saves Nezuko🥺❤️

I had already watched the entire anime and the recent Demon Slayer film that just came out. But I have always wanted to read and collect the mangas, and this was the perfect way to start it off. Even without the color, the art is amazing.

Arrived on good condition

I bought this for my son and he loved itI just bought the second one.10/10

Good quality good. It’s durable and has stayed nice so far. The print is clear and easy to read, also the cover art is really nice and high quality.

4 1/2* starsThis has been a popular series for awhile but I had not gotten around to reading any of it, until now.The hype that I heard was right, this was so good! Within 20 pages the action already had me hooked and on the edge of my seat.It's hard for me to find fault in manga, because, unless it's something I just straight-up don't agree with or can't get past, I will enjoy it no matter.With that said, I'll tell you it is a typical Shonen manga where a weaker young man strives to get stronger to save/protect someone he loves, these kind of tropes are not turn off for me but I know to some they are, so I felt like it should be mentioned. However I believe once the story gets deeper in it will be a lot more than just a classic trope to hook people.The art was great, it gave off a nostalgic vibe of mangas past, and I found that comforting in a way that made the darker parts of the story not so heavy, yet it also gave the comedic effects more of a realistic tone. When I started reading it, I did not realize that it was set in the Taisho era of Japan, so I kept thinking to myself why are the characters in these periodic costumes, but after learning that the story is set in a certain era and not just a fantasy world it made me appreciate the art a little more, especially the eye for detail to make the setting and characters appropriate for the time.the characters are interesting and the plot is well rounded, I believe the story can only get better from here on out, and I plan to continue reading.

Tremendo