Volume #186: Project ARMS - The First Three Revelations (Vols. 1-10)
Project ARMS
Story By Kyoichi Nanatsuki
Art By Ryoji Minagawa
$9.99 ea
Approx. 220 pp ea
Rated: T+ (Older Teen)
Released in the US by VIZ Media, Project ARMS was originally published by Shogakukan under their Weekly Shounen Sunday imprint from 1997 to 2002. The series is complete at 22 volumes, 12 of which have been release so far by VIZ.
If you are a hard-line action fan looking for your next fix, you'll definitely want to give this manga a shot. The alternate title for this manga could easily be "John Woo's How to Storyboard Action Scenes". ^_^
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This review was recorded by Jarred Pine for the MangaCast.
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OP - "RUN☆RUN☆RUN" by High and Mighty Color (From the album G∞VER, currently available in the US from TOFU Records)
ED - "Ichirin no Hana" by High and Mighty Color (The current OP to Bleach TV)