Lucifer and the Biscuit Hammer Vol. 1-2

A good comic with an excellent sense of humour and undoubtedly the best talking animal character I've seen in a story, I love that lizard dude. I'd definitely recommend it to someone that wants an interesting story that knows how to use comedic pacing with varied character dynamics. Well worth buying.

It arrived even earlier than predicted, perfect quality, the product itself is great. If you liked this series I'd also recommend the other works of Mizukami, especially Spirit Circle

Ive read this series when i was younger on the Internet and when I heard it comes out in Bookformat I immediatly had to get them. Awesome series. Can just recommend them to any manga/comic enthousiast

I don’t know if I’ve ever read a comic with a bigger disparity between the quality of the writing and the silliness of the title. “Lucifer and the Biscuit Hammer” sounds like a name you’d come up with to make fun of the titles of Japanese comics. However, the storytelling in this work is superb. Character motivations are established but mysterious, the world building drip feeds you enough to put the pieces together in a satisfying way, and the pacing is excellent. There’s very little in the story that feels unnecessary and I appreciate that the author has the faith in the readers to let us engage with the story on the story’s terms. Solid story, I look forward to reading the rest.

nice story a bit slow but this is just the start 4oo pges or so five more leters to end this review

Yuuhi is a troubled teen who avoids the company of others. One day, he wakes up to discover that he's been chosen to help save the world from an evil mage who intends to smash the planet like a vase with the might of the Biscuit Hammer, a moon-sized hammer hanging in space. Yuuhi doesn't really care much for the world, so he's inclined to pass up the call of duty; that is, until he's approached by the fearless and mighty Princess Samidare, leader of Earth's defenders. Samidare presents him with a proposal: help her save the world, so she can destroy it herself! The hilarity only escalates from there as the many Beast Knights of Earth join the fight, all unaware of the ulterior motives of their leader and her right-hand man. Lucifer and the Biscuit Hammer is a downright hilarious, action-packed, heartwarming, and often tear-jerking trip through the lives of a large cast of wonderfully well-developed characters as they band together to save their world. This manga is an absolute gem, and one of my all-time favorite stories in any medium. Fans of just about any genre can find something to love here. Give it a shot!