JadedWriter
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These going to be on Amazon?
These going to be on Amazon?
I really want to get into this, but I just can't do black and white. Hurts my eyes for some reason.
I would do anything for large, color, volume editions.
Some can be ordered through Amazon and they'll be sent once they receive them. It doesn't appear to be available for volumes 12&14, however.Best news I heard all week. I hope 15,16, 18 and 32 will follow soon after.
Edit: Can we pre-order?
These going to be on Amazon?
I really want to get into this, but I just can't do black and white. Hurts my eyes for some reason.
I would do anything for large, color, volume editions.
I think you can see how in the former case, the black and white art was clearly designed with the idea that it would later be completed by digital inking, whereas the Berserk pages were designed with the expectation that they would be complete in black and white.
I recently read most of digitally colored One Piece. That was also intended to be read in B/W but I preferred it in color. The only real weakness, though it is a large one, is that they had no idea what to do with backgrounds. An empty background on a B/W page isn't noticable, but it is on colored page.
I know the level of detail is also a factor, which would make it much harder to get it right.
Still.
This isn't perfect(Why'd they make the cape brown?!), but I certainly wouldn't say no to the option of having it color. Worst case scenerio, I just don't bother reading the colored version the same way I don't bother watching the 2016 anime.
I agree, but I think I enjoy b&w more than color. Sometimes Jojo in color is nice, but I'd just prefer to read manga as it was originally made. Also, I like that the walking dead comics are in black and white.I actually think B&W just fits the tone, atmosphere and mood of Berserk better than color.
I actually wouldn't mind reading Jojo in color though. That shit's so fabulous that it makes sense, though the no canon colors would probably drive me crazy.I agree, but I think I enjoy b&w more than color. Sometimes Jojo in color is nice, but I'd just prefer to read manga as it was originally made. Also, I like that the walking dead comics are in black and white.
Only thing is they look nice but the colors fuck with my head a bit. I always imagine Grunbeld being gold and Zodd being red for example. I always thought the behelit sword was red as well.
I guess cause he reminds me of the Final Fantasy summon Ifrit so much I make him red in my head.Zodd's fur is actually black.
Sure it wasnt behemoth?I guess cause he reminds me of the Final Fantasy summon Ifrit so much I make him red in my head.
Zodd's fur is actually black.
Grunbeld is not this colour in my head...Berserk in colour can look amazing:
Berserk in colour can look amazing:
Only thing is they look nice but the colors fuck with my head a bit. I always imagine Grunbeld being gold and Zodd being red for example. I always thought the behelit sword was red as well.
Zodd's fur is actually black.
Nah, it's probably due to the 90's anime.I guess cause he reminds me of the Final Fantasy summon Ifrit so much I make him red in my head.
At least it's not just me. I read the manga before watching the anime though. Zodd's just always been red to me same with Grunbeld being gold.Nah, it's probably due to the 90's anime.
He kinda looks like Ifrit
Berserk in colour can look amazing:
Please tell me there are high-res versions of these.
Is it like a limited print run? You make it sound like it won't be around long. Regardless, I bought it and Ash Crow through Amazon Japan. Shipping was rather high, but it would be if I bought it somewhere else too.So, I just checked my mailbox and both of my Guide Books arrived!
If you can still actually find one, I'd highly recommend it! The first thing I noticed was that it's the same size as a volume. I thought for sure it was going to be A4 in size. It's got some gorgeous art in colour, lots of character profiles, general information, an interview with Miura, photos of his office, some character sketches and the preview for an upcoming chapter. But yeah, even though I can't understand like 95% of it apart from the character names, height, weight and age, the plentiful pictures make up for it. I can see a lot of really great info coming from this when someone translates it, especially the lengthy interview with Miura!
I've read all of it already, but I think I just want to own this.I'll say it again. If you want to get into Berserk but can't afford or can't find copies of a bunch of volumes try hitting up your local library. The one near me doesn't have the manga itself but its in the Library Network and they have volumes up to the mid 20's. Seriously try your local library out if all else fails.
I'm looking online on Amazon and some of Berserk is really affordable and others are like bat shit expensive.
Yeah I don't exactly have the most legal versions of this and I respect this enough to actually just want to own the physical versions of this. Are the dark horse reprints the most expensive ones?I was fortunate to buy them all together from Amazon and the average price was around £10. Thought I might have been rash but seems I dodged a bullet with stock being harder to find. Think I might have vagabond problem with stock however.
Japan has this crazy volume 1 to 38 compilation why the fuck can't we have something like this here? Why do I have to go hunting instead of buying every freaking thing that's been published at once in a huge Tankōbon/hard case-like thing?
What are you talking about?Japan has this crazy volume 1 to 38 compilation
What are you talking about?
Is it like a limited print run? You make it sound like it won't be around long. Regardless, I bought it and Ash Crow through Amazon Japan. Shipping was rather high, but it would be if I bought it somewhere else too.
You tell me you're a bookworm. What kind of books would I find on your shelf if I were to look right now?
First, you'd spot the manga shelf, with Devilman and Berserk lining the top. The neighboring bookshelf is packed with tabletop role-playing game rulebooks, with RuneQuest prominently displayed, alongside the board game Dragon Pass. A shelf is packed with novels old classics of fantasy and science fiction, alongside George R. R. Martin's A Song of Fire and Ice and Fevre Dream. A small library of game books shares the same shelf. At the top is Sorcery! and accompanying guides Titan and Out of the Pit. Finally, you'd find various art and reference books, including work by Umberto Eco and McNeill, and Colin Wilson's The Occult.
How much Devil Man is in the Souls series and is it worth watching?Rolling Stone/Glixel did an interview with Hidetaka Miyazaki of From Software and the Souls games series. They asked him about his reading habits and no surprise from his answer.
http://www.rollingstone.com/culture/news/dark-souls-creator-miyazaki-on-zelda-sequels-w443435
How much Devil Man is in the Souls series and is it worth watching?
I'm intrigued. Does Devil Man have monsters with dicks where their nipples should be?Devil Man is one of Miura's biggest influences for Berserk. You can see some big parallels in the relationship of the two main characters and Griffith and Guts. Even the monster designs are similar with a lot of monsters with human faces where you wouldn't expect them.
I'm intrigued. Does Devil Man have monsters with dicks where their nipples should be?
Nice, surprised this was never in Dark Souls.One monster is a woman with demonic faces where her breasts should be.
Welcome to the clubOkay.. I finally caved. Ordered volume one. First time ever reading a manga, too.