Hell's Paradise: Jigokuraku, Vol. 1

Bought this for my daughter and she LOVES it!

Hell's Paradise is an exciting dark Shonen with beautiful art and one of the most interesting and likable cast of characters I've seen in any manga. I'm really impressed with Hell's Paradise, I didn't expect that much from a shounen, since shinobi fights are not my favorite style. But this one got me. I'd absolutely recommend this series to anyone looking for a new action manga to read, and I'm excited for what the author does in the future.The Vol.01 arrived in an excellent condition. No complaints

Kind of slow start, with the basic introductions of the characters and story with some mysteries here and there. Later you get a good grasp of all the characters and the goal of the mc/story. Really good worldbuilding and characters, story is still kind of vage, but I don't mind that part. Def recommendation in my opinion.

It's a madness.As the previous reviewer said - most underrated manga out there. For my money this is one of the only comics of ANY kind (in English) that can challenge the current apex predator 'Golden Kamuy' (the other being 'The Promised Neverland'). I've read up to volume 9 in Japanese and can assure you that the plot, pacing and stunning artwork are consistent and virtually peerless.It's a violent fantasy action adventure that can best be described as a medieval Japanese 'Dirty Dozen'. In Hell (literally).Not for kids of course though the violence is not gratuitous but rather adds pathos. The book itself is the larger 'Viz' signature edition and so larger than your normal manga (it's the same as the editions of 'Golden Kamuy' and the stunning 'Fire Punch' by the same company) and you will be greatful for the larger size when you see the detailed art.This is the kind of product that caused manga to gain traction in the West in the first place and publishers would do well to support such superb manga rather than continually inflicting (presumably for political reasons) a lot of very niche and 'woke' examples of the form (*that have lots of sexual, but curiously no ethnic, diversity) which have little traction in Japan and very, shall we say specific or limited appeal here, whereas some of the best and most popular series go untranslated or unreleased for ages (or until everyone's seen the anime or read them illegally). Even this is nearly at volume 10 and has a slow release schedule in English. But I'm sure fans are familiar with such grumbles.Rant over. Buy with confidence!

Came in amazing condition, great manga as well probably the most underrated ongoing series out there.