Death Note Manga Book

"Partners?" Ryuk chuckles darkly. "No, Light. I’m a Shinigami. I reap lives. Yours is just forty seconds overdue. It was fun to watch, though. Humans really are more interesting than gods."

If you are buying your first copy, skip the flimsy "All-in-One." Buy the . Read the first three chapters. By the time Light closes his high school exam booklet and writes his first name in the notebook, you will be hooked. death note manga book

It also normalized the "anti-hero." Light Yagami is a mass murderer. He kills innocent FBI agents and criminals alike. Yet, readers cheered for him. The forced a generation of readers to question whether the rule of law is better than efficient tyranny. It is a cautionary tale about absolute power, and it refuses to provide easy answers. "Partners

"I switched it," Matsuda says, his voice cracking. "At headquarters. While you were in the bathroom. I’ve suspected you for years. I didn’t want to believe it. But when you told me to kill my own father… when you used the Death Note to make that criminal write names… I knew. You’re not a god, Light. You’re a monster." I reap lives

is a titan of the psychological thriller genre, originally serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump between 2003 and 2006. Created by the mysterious writer Tsugumi Ohba and master illustrator Takeshi Obata , the manga explores a dark "cat-and-mouse" game between a genius vigilante and an enigmatic detective. The Core Premise: Life, Death, and Apples

"Ryuk… no… we’re partners!"