Dorohedoro Manga Volume 23
About Dorohedoro Manga Volume 23
Dorohedoro Volume 23 features story and art by Q Hayashida.
As the Family continues its desperate effort to resurrect En, the worlds of the sorcerers and the Hole descend into total chaos. Can the hapless citizens of the Hole be saved? More to the point, can Caiman save Nikaido? The drama and action ramp up to a gloriously bloody climax in this FINAL VOLUME of the Dorohedoro series!
Details
- Publisher: VIZ BOOKS
- Media: Manga
- Genre: Action, Fantasy, Horror
- Themes: Supernatural
- Age Rating: 17+
- Release Date: 9/17/2019
- Page Count: 352
- Dimensional Weight: 1
- Written Language: English
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Ratings & Reviews
2 reviews
A treasure worth getting!
by Consuelo -
This being the last volume, left me feeling very content, with happy tears even though I didn't want for it to end. The whole collection is now my favorite. Plus the quality of the volumes I find it superior and sturdier than most paperbacks. I recommend Dorohedoro to everyone now!
Worth getting, reading, and reading again
by Norman -
This is the final volume. I can say I am mostly satisfied with the ending. This was a rather long running series with many characters and themes and I feel like most of them got enough explanation and explored in a satisfactory manor. This product itself has the most pages as the author was actually trying to finish the manga sooner but didn't want to rush too much which most mangaka don't have the guts to do/they get cancelled/coerced by editors.
Some might say the author didn't take enough risks, but not every series has to take risks and push boundaries.