Vampire Hunter D Volume 22 Paperback – January 13, 2015

I am a big fan of the novel style writing the author has created. It's like an adult version of manga, this took away the visual and focused on reader using imagination with some pictures. While I still enjoy Manga, I definitely liked this change. Many of the novels in this series can be independently read, but some do intertwine with each other. I had read up to book 16 a few years back but then I couldn't find paperbacks locally anymore to keep up. Glad I found the series on amazon kindle and able to catch up. Now awaiting the next book. What's D to do next?

Kikuchi blew me out of the water with this volume. An amazing read enjoyed every moment to a point I couldn't even put the book down. I did feel like he wanted to give his readers something new with the way he usually puts his stories but this was awesome .

If your a fan of Vampire Hunter D, you'll enjoy this book. Read the entire series and learn more about the Hunter D universe. The animes only give a small peak into his world and some history of the vampire race and the great war.

Another great entry in the series. The villain Gilzen is as good as any Kikuchi has written. And we get more confirmation of who D really is...

This was one of the more unusual D stories. Lots of science and cross over alien tech. Many side story arcs too. Almost too many to keep track of. They almost overshadowing D's story. In the end, the author ties up all the ends clean and neat. Seeing D showing more humanity is beautiful. I'm glad Mr Left Hand got to join the fun more too. Will be interested to see if the paths of the boy, Lilia and D ever cross again in another book!

A great book from the long running Vampire Hunter D series

Mr. Kikuchi does it yet again with this novel. It was so hard to pace myself and i ended up blowing through it in a weekend.

Good story. Felt a bit weird with how the series drifts, but still a suggested read if you are a fan of Vampire Hunter D.

Honestly not the winter snowy horror i was expsecting bit more sci fi then normal but still enjoyed it, and we get alot of new lore about D and his father the main bad guy is interesting and gives us more info on the whys the frontier become how it did for that alone i thought was worth the read

22° romanzo della saga. Seriamente, come fa Kikuchi a sfornare tutti questi romanzi e risultare sempre fresco e godibile mentre io non so più cosa scrivere nelle recensioni? Operosità giapponese contro cxxopesismo italiano suppongo.Trama originale ma comunque assimilabile al canovaccio della serie (con un D sempre più fico e potente ma che, stranamente, non risulta odioso) e ambientazione piacevole.Prosa scorrevole con dettagliate ed evocative descrizioni degli ambienti (a volte più scenografiche del necessario ma è tipico dell’autore). Veloci e concitate (ma non confuse) le sequenze d’azione. Certo, sarà necessario dimenticare i più elementari principi della fisica o della scherma ma questa è una serie con protagonista un vampiro mezzo sangue che vaga in una terra gotica post-apocalittica mica un romanzo storico.Presenti anche in questo romanzo le illustrazioni di Amano (china in b/n). Eleganti e bellissime incarnano perfettamente lo spirito dell’epoca.Romanzo non particolarmente innovativo (e dopo 22 volumi vorrei vedere) ma piacevole e gradevole da leggere (a patto di conoscere un po’ l’inglese). Consigliato.Piccola nota inutile: il volume raccoglie sia la prima sia la seconda parte della storia della storia (in Giappone è stato pubblicato in due parti). Due al prezzo di uno.

Quality of the product and the content of this here novel are and deserve five star. Very good and detailed writing