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Title	:	Akira, Vol. 6 (Akira: 6 Volumes #6)
Author	:	Katsuhiro Otomo
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 434 pages
Published	:	March 27th 2002 by Dark Horse (first published March 23rd 1990)
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Manga. Comics. Graphic Novels. Science Fiction. Fiction

Akira, Vol. 6 (Akira: 6 Volumes #6)

Katsuhiro Otomo

Paperback | Pages: 434 pages

Rating: 4.51 | 7045 Users | 281 Reviews

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The explosive finale to one of graphic fiction's greatest achievements is here! The mad psychic colossus Tetsuo, the world's military, and the remaining psychics of The Project face off -- with the child psychic god, Akira, the wild card -- in what may not only decide the fate of mankind, but may determine the next step in human evolution! This long-awaited volume -- a staggering 440 pages -- features the impossible-to-find final chapters of Akira, never before collected in the U.S., presented as they were intended to be seen in their original, stunning black and white! Featuring a revised translation and top-quality art reproduction, this is the final edition of one of comics' definitive works, a six-volume epic of over two thousand pages. Katsuhiro Otomo's entire masterpiece is finally available -- only from Dark Horse!

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Original Title:	Akira 6
ISBN:	1569715289 (ISBN13: 9781569715284)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Akira: 6 Volumes #6

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Otomos art on its own deserves 5 stars, but the story wasn't on par with the illustrations.

And that's it. The so the story of Akira comes to an end. And what a beautiful, spectacular finale this was, worthy of the epic that has been told across 2000+ pages. I have read a fair share of manga and comics in my life, but rarely has a story been that cinematic. I have said this before, but with Akira, it was easy to forget that you are even reading something, as the panels came alive in front of my eyes. Everything is coming together in this volume. While the series as a whole is not

An action-packed end to an action-packed hexology(?). A satisfying conclusion to one of the greatest graphic fiction stories ever printed.

260815: well I finished it, ambivalent, impressed, but not as caught up as some other manga- perhaps had I read this before seeing the film, before having read other manga, sentiment alone would rate this higher. do give it as a series somewhere between three and four. high if I want manga, low if I want just any sort of literature...the book series contains more than the movie, and as recommended read this quickly, saw this as a movie, the version I had seen years ago seems to contain only a

I can absolutely say that this entire story is a masterpiece.

The movie was very influential on me when I saw it as a kid years ago, and the manga does not disappoint. Although the movie is dazzling, this 2000+ page comic book is better in every way. There is more depth to its treatment of the story and the characters and when things get cosmic, as they often do towards the end, coherence is not lost in a sea of explosions and geysers of blood as in the movie. The artwork is just as stunning here, though I would of course prefer to see the images moving

This series is unparalleled. Dont procrastinate. Dont think twice. Read it.