Monster: The Perfect Edition, Vol. 5

An awesome manga, I absolutely love it.4 more volumes to go.

I’m growing more and more attached to these characters, and the mysteries of Johan continue to draw me in.

One of the best stories that I have ever read. Blew my mind!!

Pra quem é curte mais comics americanos e torce o nariz pra mangá...Repense!Aqui esta uma das melhores histórias já criadas.É só o que eu digo.

En sí, no tengo problema con la edición, la queja que si tengo es el hecho que no viene con un plástico que lo envuelva y que algunos (de los 9 tomos) vienen un poco maltratados del lomo por el mal manejo, que puede sea desde la tienda o durante el envío.La edición es excepcional, cada céntimo lo vale; hojas gruesas y blancas, buena tinta y un tamaño agradable para apreciar los dibujos. En cuanto al lenguaje se necesita saber suficiente ingles porque se combina mucho con nombres alemanes y tecnicismos de medicina.Lo recomiendo a fans de la serie o del autor, principalmente.Lo mismo para los otros 8 tomos.

Monster: Perfect Edition, Vol. 5 sees Dr. Tenma finally confront Johan – with a gun. The story chases all throughout Eastern Germany and the Czech Republic, where multiple parties are trying to find out the secret behind Kinderheim 511. We meet the institution's director, and his guilt over what happened is all-encompassing. There is also a former spy turned journalist, Grimer. He is the main protagonist for the final third of the book.It's strange how ]Monster originally came out in blocks, not designed for this 400-page format, yet how it fits that format so well. Every time I finish a volume, I can't wait for the next one to come out. The highlight of the volume by far is the confrontation in the library. Naoki Urusawa is so good with situations, drama, characters, and just about anything that I can't help but recommend his work. If you've started this series, go ahead and finish it. *****