Kentaro Miura (1966–2021)

When one of the greatest artists to ever put drawings onto paper dreams up the best dark fantasy story of all time, this is what you get.
The absolute peak of manga as an art form.

Well, at least a couple of questions were answered. It's a real shame that the true vision of this story will remain unrealized. I really hope that the story ultimately gets the chance to conclude. However, as for this and the rest of the Berserk series, I highly recommend it even though, for now, it leaves off just before what feels like should be the transition into the final act.

Well, as usual the art's great and the story in the book is interesting. Literally putting Casca's mind back together again is a cool idea. Although I could do without the valuable page space being dedicated to flashbacks however I do know it's probably a necessity at this point due to shear length. It is definitely not a starting point if you are not already reading the series. I did like it but I am getting a little antsy for some meaningful conclusions here.

Berserk is over 30 volumes (comic books) long and going. They are all awesome.