Death Note Volume 12 - Tsugumi Ohba

Death Note Volume 6 - Tsugumi Ohba

This review is about volume 6 of the Death Note series published by Viz Media and part of the Shonen Jump Advanced books. The story is by Tsugumi Ohba and the art is by Takeshi Obata. Death Note is rated for older teens. The book is in the classic right-to-left style of most popular Japanese manga and all the artwork is in black and white with caption or speech bubbles. "THE HUMAN WHOSE NAME IS WRITTEN IN THIS DEATH NOTE SHALL DIE!" WARNING! If you ve not read the previous volumes of Death Note then this review may contain spoilers. And it might not make much sense! Go and check out my previous reviews and read the first five volumes! Volume six is subtitled ...

Death Note Volume 5 - Tsugumi Ohba

This review is about volume 5 of the Death Note series published by Viz Media and part of the Shonen Jump Advanced books. The story is by Tsugumi Ohba and the art is by Takeshi Obata. Death Note is rated for older teens. The book is in the classic right-to-left style of most popular Japanese manga and all the artwork is in black and white with caption or speech bubbles. "THE HUMAN WHOSE NAME IS WRITTEN IN THIS DEATH NOTE SHALL DIE!" Volume five is subtitled Whiteout and has a light green cover depicting L and Light with chains. If you ve not read the others in the series then where have you been?! Read my other reviews before this one as it may contain ...

Death Note Volume 2 - Tsugumi Ohba

Death Note is a manga series that is part of the shonen jump advanced collection. It is rated for older teens. The story is by Tsugumi Ohba and the art is by Takeshi Obata. Death Note volume 2 is a continuation of the Death Note series. The plot centers around the death note, a notebook of death - "the human who s name is written in this note shall die" - that was dropped into the human world by Ryuk a shinigami. Light Yagami picked up the notebook and started to use it to create a perfect world by killing criminals. He is intelligent and has access to police information, he would likely never be caught if only the police were investigating him, however ...