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Eden: It's An Endless World! Volume 3 (Eden: It's An Endless World)

2 reviews
Hiroki Endo

Dark Horse, 2006

UNDER SIEGE
Colonel Kahn and his crew of deadly freedom fighters are surrounded by attacking Propater forces and it's just a matter of time before they move in for the kill. But his soldiers, along with Elijah, Cherubim, Kachua, and Helena, have had plenty of time to prepare the battleground among the ancient Indian ruins. The whole volume is really just a depiction of one battle but the drama contained ...

Eden: It's An Endless World! Volume 8 (Eden: It's An Endless World)

1 review
Hiroki Endo

Dark Horse, 2007

Gritty Sci-Fi Drama or somesuch
Most manga is crap. Once you get over the pretty art, there's no substance underneath (or, alternatively, it's fugly to begin with). The characters are the same cardboard cutout stereotypes, used interchangeably from one vapid, banal plot to the next. I wouldn't say that Eden entirely avoids the clichés of manga storytelling, but the gritty realism in art as well as in character development ...

Eden: It's An Endless World! Volume 9 (Eden: It's An Endless World)

1 review
Hiroki Endo

Dark Horse, 2007

Stupendous
This is story telling at its finest. Full of vivid characters and cultural statements to reflect the real world of today.

Dark Horse Celebrating 20 Years Calendar
Frank Miller, Michael Chabon, ...

Dark Horse, 2006

Thirteen double-sided cards with artwork from a prominent Dark Horse feature on the obverse and monthly calendar on the reverse; includes a title/copyright card. Housed in an illustrated two-part box.

Eden: It's An Endless World! Volume 4 (Eden: It's An Endless World)

4 reviews
Hiroki Endo

Dark Horse, 2006

IN THE MIDDLE OF A GANG WAR
Elijah's botched rescue attempt has left his mother in critical condition and his sister still in the hands of Propater. On top of that, the AI Maya seems to have joined sides with the enemy as well and Cherubim has been blown to bits. Plus, Elijah has the blood of a cop on his hands and his friends are going to be none too happy when he arrives in his jail cell. Even if he gets out alive, there ...

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Hiroki Endo

Egmont Manga + Anime GmbH, 2000

Eden Volume 10 (Eden: It's An Endless World)

1 review
Hiroki Endo

Dark Horse, 2008

Get Art and Story, Disjointed Volumes
I picked up Eden this year and have collected all the volumes. The story and art are top notch. Hiroki Endo has done an amazing job creating an interesting science fiction backstory and has placed vivid and flawed characters who live out their lives as though they were in Greek tragedy. My only problem is with how the current volumes are being assembled. Volume 9 should have been longer in ...

Eden: It's An Endless World! Volume 2 (Eden: It's An Endless World)

3 reviews
Hiroki Endo

Dark Horse, 2006

Brilliance Once Again
The first volume of Eden had me hooked almost instantly. I blasted through those pages wanting nothing more than to see more of what our world has become within the pages of Eden, and to meet the people who are forced to live in this world and survive. Though the story unfolded very slowly, it seemed almost literary with the way in which the plot elements were introduced, and no manga I've read ...

Eden: It's An Endless World! Volume 1 (Eden: It's An Endless World)

7 reviews
Hiroki Endo

Dark Horse, 2005

Apocolypse Tale As Smart As Akira
Eden is an awesome manga. If any manga has achieved a literary state it has to be this one. For example, it doesn't exactly present characters the way other manga do, by showing what they look like, and having them act out in a way that would be characteristic. What Eden did in this volume was present the setting first, and have the characters interact with that setting. Being a post-apocalyptic ...