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A review by bookish_benny
Attack on Titan, Vol. 14 by Hajime Isayama
5.0
Now this is manga. The artwork as always is amazing but what shone in this volume was the lack of Titan activity, in a good way!
This volume delved into the political storyline that has taken a back seat until now but which is more interesting than the Titan’s eating people. This specific volume manages to show us why AoT is so popular and how layered it is as the story unfolds revealing new information and developing not only the story but the characters within.
This volume delved into the political storyline that has taken a back seat until now but which is more interesting than the Titan’s eating people. This specific volume manages to show us why AoT is so popular and how layered it is as the story unfolds revealing new information and developing not only the story but the characters within.