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A breathtaking, apocalyptic descent into a world where salvation is just another form of monstrosity. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Berserk, Vol. 34.
- dread-soaked
- monumental
- nightmarish
- sublime
- 01
Berserk Deluxe Volume 1
Jason DeAngelis
An oversized, unapologetic plunge into adult fantasy that horrifies, outrages, and delights in equal measure.
- 02
Attack On Titan 4
Hajime Isayama
A relentless, blood-soaked fight for survival where hope is paid for in staggering human casualties.
- 03
Claymore, Volume 3
Norihiro Yagi
A desperate, blood-soaked battle for survival where holding onto one's humanity is just as hard as defeating the monsters.
- 04
Monstress, Vol. 4
Marjorie Liu
A breathtakingly gorgeous descent into a brutal, war-torn world where survival requires embracing the monster within.
- 05
Goodnight Punpun, Vol. 3
Inio Asano
A surreal, emotionally devastating plunge into the darkest, most isolating corners of adolescence.
- 06
Akira, Vol. 6
Katsuhiro Otomo
A breathless, apocalyptic crescendo where human frailty collides with god-like power amidst the crumbling ruins of a cyberpunk metropolis.
- 07
Naruto
Masashi Kishimoto
A tense, high-stakes fantasy manga where shocking secrets and dangerous inner transformations build toward an ultimate, disastrous battle.
- 08
Tokyo Ghoul, Vol. 7
Sui Ishida
A dread-soaked, visceral plunge into the darkest corners of survival, where holding onto humanity becomes a fatal liability.
- 09
The Walking Dead, Vol. 12
Robert Kirkman
A dread-soaked exploration of whether shattered survivors can ever truly return to a normal life.
- 10
Jojo's bizarre adventure
Hirohiko Araki
A frenetic, multigenerational clash of good and evil fueled by wild humor and outlandish, high-stakes battles.
- 11
Naoki Urasawa's Monster, Vol. 2
Naoki Urasawa
A tense, dread-soaked thriller where past good deeds curdle into present nightmares.
- 12
Tomie
Junji Ito
A hypnotic, grotesque descent into the madness of obsession, where beauty and monstrosity are indistinguishable.
