Death Note Black Edition, Vol. 2 (2) Paperback – March 1, 2011

Very perfect and also have nice sounds.

It was a really good book at a decent price

Death Note Black Edition II is another two-volume collection of Death Note. The 12 tankōbon volumes are collected in six Black Editions, each 400 pages long. In it, L and Kira finally meet. L asks Light/Kira to help him in the investigation of Kira, and Light of course does. All of this is complicated by a second Kira who appears on the scene, and she has the power of the Shinigami eyes, meaning that by looking at someone's face, she can tell that person's name and when that person is supposed to die. Of course, with the Death Note, she can change all that.With brilliant art and brilliant writing, Death Note is everything you want in a manga. The pages are quite wordy, and it took me at least three or four hours to get through all 400 pages, but I enjoyed it thoroughly. The logic of the series reminds me of Hunter x Hunter, only more limited in scope because of the nature of the story. The narration is omniscient, showing the thoughts of both L and Kira, both of whom overthink everything. It isn't easy writing about two brilliant teenagers, but Takeshi Obata does it brilliantly. ****3/4

This was a gift for my cousin and she loves it soo much

I liked it.

great series and the book itself looks good and is good to hold

This Manga came very slightly scuffed but thats simply because of the way the seller packaged it. They put it loose is a soft mailer?? Rather than a proper cardboard book mailer. With that being said, I still recommend because again, the damage was nearly invisible.