Bakuman, Vol. 17: One-Shot and Standalone (Volume 17) [Paperback] Ohba, Tsugumi and Obata, Takeshi

Felt more adrenaline pumping than any action media.

I had an issue with this book at first, but it was immediately dealt with and I was shipped a new one so fast, beyond any of my expectations. The report process was easy and guided and, again, I'm a satisfied customer. No matter what, Amazon just doesn't let me down, and I know I can count on them.

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Okay I love this series I've read the whole thing online. So I'm not reviewing the story like others.The cover was fine but at some point there was a sticker on the cover. And the only reason I say that it's because theres a glue like residue left behind. Not only that the corners came in slightly bent. Dont worry I'll live. All in all it's in a good enough condition.

Was pretty excited for the return of Tohru Nanamine only to be greatly disappointed in the end, one of the few times Ive been disappointed with the manga so far, but it kind of hurt. Quoting Saiko, manga is supposed to be about "justice and friendship, stories that lift their hearts,".Plot SpoilerThere was nothing uplifting about him being defeated in fourth place and having no future chance to compete against them and form bonds of friendship at all now. I thought he'd manage to survive, outwit, outplay, and outlast most of the other new gen in Jump. It would have made for good plot.Anyway, the new manga sounds alright, liking it more than Eiji's zombie.-Was ultimately a good manga release to be added to the series and consistently good Shonen Jump Viz Quality with good looking panels and the usual storyboards for each chapter. Only three more volumes to go until the end (chps 143 - 151)

i love bakuman so i want to have all the volumes in great condition so when i saw the spine print is high it was a little disappointing but its just me nitpicking. if you don't care for the spine i reccomend it for sure.