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A review by elenath
Vagabond, Volume 1 by Takehiko Inoue
4.0
Let me start by saying, Vagabond is a visual feast!
While I'm still getting to know the characters, the artwork is absolutely mesmerizing, it's like each page is a work of art in itself. What really sets Vagabond apart, though, are those little fact sheets tucked away at the end of each volume. They provide such fascinating insights and background info, which I've found lacking in other series like Berserk.
Vagabond is often mentioned in the same breath as Berserk and Vinland Saga—and for good reason! As a fan of epic manga, I couldn't resist diving into this acclaimed series.
Let's hope it is in fact, as every Berserk fan keeps claiming, the captivating journey filled with stunning visuals and rich storytelling that will soon blow my mind.
While I'm still getting to know the characters, the artwork is absolutely mesmerizing, it's like each page is a work of art in itself. What really sets Vagabond apart, though, are those little fact sheets tucked away at the end of each volume. They provide such fascinating insights and background info, which I've found lacking in other series like Berserk.
Vagabond is often mentioned in the same breath as Berserk and Vinland Saga—and for good reason! As a fan of epic manga, I couldn't resist diving into this acclaimed series.
Let's hope it is in fact, as every Berserk fan keeps claiming, the captivating journey filled with stunning visuals and rich storytelling that will soon blow my mind.