From the Publisher
No Guts, No glory!
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Berserk, The Way It Was Meant To Be Presented!Now the badass champion of adult fantasy manga is presented in an oversized 7″ x 10″ deluxe hardcover editions! |
Beautiful Oversized Hardcovers, Thick Leatherette BindingsWith 3 volumes packed into each Deluxe Edition each book comes in a leatherette binding to keep the guts intact and your bookshelf looking gorgeous. |
Art Jumps Off The PageWith the oversized format the extremely detailed art of Kentaro Miura takes center stage. |
The Ultimate Reading ExperienceImmerse yourself in the Berserk universe like never before. These gorgeously detailed editions even come with a ribbon book mark to keep your place so you never have to bend a page again. |
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Berserk Deluxe Volume 1 |
Berserk Deluxe Volume 2 |
Berserk Deluxe Volume 3 |
Berserk Deluxe Volume 4 |
Berserk Deluxe Volume 5 |
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| Read Berserk the ultimate way with the Deluxe Editions! | Have you got the Guts? Kentaro Miura’s Berserk has outraged, horrified, and delighted fans since 1989, creating a legion of hardcore devotees and inspiring a plethora of TV series, feature films, and video games! Collects Berserk volumes 1-3. | Born in tragedy, raised in abuse and neglect, young Guts is hardened into a warrior of fearsome prowess and fearless will, drawing the attention of the charismatic Griffith, commander of the Band of the Hawk. Collects Berserk volumes 4-6. | The hundred-year war between the kingdoms of Midland and Tudor nears an end as the legendary Band of the Hawk mercenaries and the fearless berserker champion Guts, turn the tide in Midland’s favor. Collects Berserk volumes 7-9. | Guts, the feared Black Swordsman, has saved the Band of the Hawk mercenaries from the army of Midland, but he must now descend into the dungeons of Windham Castle to liberate the Hawks’ charismatic leader. Collects Berserk volumes 10-12. | The Hawks’ berserker champion, Guts, will take on perdition itself to save his lover, Casca, from the profane violations that only Hell can offer! Collects Berserk volumes 13-15, and includes Berserk Prototype, the original Berserk submission story. |
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Berserk Deluxe Volume 6 |
Berserk Deluxe Volume 7 |
Berserk Deluxe Volume 8 |
Berserk Deluxe Volume 9 |
Berserk Deluxe Volume 10 |
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| Read Berserk the ultimate way with the Deluxe Editions! | Marked with the unholy Brand of Sacrifice that draws the damned to him, Guts the Black Swordsman battles the minions of Hell that thwart his search for Casca, his former captain and lover. Collects Berserk volumes 16-18. | Guts the Black Swordsman is on a rampage as Mogus, master inquisitor of the Holy See, readies Guts’ beloved Casca to be burned at the stake as a heretic in the forbidding Tower of Conviction. Collects Berserk volumes 19-21. | The fall of the Tower of Conviction and the Grand Inquisitor Mozgus, has heralded the unexpected return of Guts’ former commander, Griffith, last seen transformed from a mutilated husk into a demon lord of the Godhand. Collects Berserk volumes 22-24. | Though Guts the Black Swordsman lies near death from battling the dragon knight Grunbeld and his demonic legion, the witch Schierke has a dangerous tool to put Guts back in the fight: the unholy Berserker Armor. Collects Berserk volumes 25–27. | Guts and his companions have finally arrived at the sea; their respite is short-lived as bloodthirsty beasts emerge from the surf and Guts must again don the Berserker Armor to give his troupe any hope of survival. Collects Berserk Volumes 28–30. |
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Berserk Deluxe Volume 11 |
Berserk Deluxe Volume 12 |
Berserk Deluxe Volume 13 |
Berserk Deluxe Volume 14 |
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| Read Berserk the ultimate way with the Deluxe Editions! | Guts the Black Swordsman and company prepare to leave the port of Vritannis, only to have their way blocked by an army of abominations led by a powerful Kushan sorcerer. Collects Berserk Volumes 31–33. | Griffith’s team assume their unholy forms to battle the Kushan emperor and his horde of demons. Meanwhile, Guts and his companions seek refuge to repair their ship on an island that is not the haven they’d hoped for. Collects Berserk Volumes 34–36. | Guts the Black Swordsman and company reach the island of Skellig in hopes than Elven magic can heal the afflicted mind of Casca, but first they must face the island’s terrifying magical defenses. Collects Berserk Volumes 37-39. | Within the realm of Casca’s dreams, Schierke and Farnese battle to reach the dark secret that has imprisoned her mind. But if they are successful, will Casca be able to face Guts? Collects Berserk Volumes 40, 41, and Berserk Official Guidebook. |
Brett Stafford –
This is the final book in the series and it is fantastic. With all 14 books on a shelf it looks great and feels great as well. The only real downside is that this is the last book.
Austin SnyderAustin Snyder –
I love the artwork I hope the people working on this series finishes the story
Jo –
Love these book. They are a beautiful hard bound with great illustrations. The story and plot our on point and sometimes sad but always entertaining. Had one come damage once but a replacement was issued and it was perfect.
Luis Ramirez –
This deluxe omnibus collects the final chapters written and drawn by Kentaro Miura. it is a sudden yet beautiful end to an artist magnum opus and deserves to be read by those who love dark fantasy.
William Blair –
I have been adding all these books to my collection. I have previously read them all digitally so always an amazing story
William Ruiz –
The Berserk deluxe editions are the perfect medium to experience this masterpiece.
Misty Williford –
My son loves this series. The Quality of the books are amazing.
C. Derick Varn –
Miura gets us to a revived Casca, drops a major spoiler shift in the characters, and then sadly passes away. This ends the original Miura plotted line and any future work will be similar based on outlines and partial plotting. In some ways, this volume ends up being the ultimate cliffhanger and one realizes for all the mysteries that were about to get answered, most of the main plot threats still remain unresolved.
Juan Anaya Juan Anaya –
This deluxe volume contains the final chapters that the great Kentaro Miura personally worked on before his tragic passing and not going to lie its still sad just to read through and seeing that message to all fans legit made me want to cry Berserk is not only a masterpiece in the world of Fantasy but in great story telling as well. It sucks that we won’t see Miura’s ending but his best friend took the mantle as well as studio gaga to continue Miura’s legacy and for that as a fan Im extremely grateful for and I will continue to support this series and what they have in store for us fans whether we have to wait a few years for the next deluxe volume they have my support and we as fans will continue struggling Rest easy Kentaro Miura know that both fantasy and anime fans still love your series and will continue to do so and now to reread Berserk once more from the very beginning.
Gio G. –
Now as most of the other reviews have stated, yes it’s smaller than the rest of the collection. Smaller as in less thick. About 70% is the actual story, the rest of the book is like extra art and like a guide on the characters and story. Although it sucks that it’s smaller (cuz it does stick out) keep in mind all other books have 3 volumes in it while this one only has 2, book 40 and 41. So naturally it would make sense it la smaller. My guess is that they chose not to include the chapters that were not created by Kentaro Miura to honor the series in his name. In the book it states that they’re not sure what to do publishing wise but my guess is the rest of the chapters will probably only be available online/digital. None the less, still happy to have the full series now.