Priest Manga Volume 11, 11: Canticle of the Sword

by Min-Woo Hyung and Jake T. Forbes

For centuries, the Order of St. Vertinez has used whatever means necessary to protect Catholic interests around the world. The autonomous order reports to no one, not even the Pope, for its deeds would leave blood on the soul of any man. Years ago, while investigating an ancient artifact in the American West, the Order inadvertently released the fallen archangel Temozarela from centuries of imprisonment. Now the Order has returned to clean up its...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1591825121
• ISBN13: 9781591825128
• Release Date: April 2004
• Publisher: Tokyopop Classics
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.0" x 7.4"
• Age Range: 17 to 1 year
• Grade Range: Grade 12 and higher

Customer Reviews

Priest, Book 10

This book arrived in a timely manner and I had no problems with this vendor. I would use them again.

priest is the best graphic novel out there

priest has been consistant with its filling of excitment and suspense. i, personally, am not a big reader, i dont read many books at all and one day i bought priest vol. 1 and was hooked. it brings up questions which people have always wanted to ask, but keep silent, but aswell as giving an amazing plot, the drawings and constant action keeps the readers wanting more and expecting nothing but the greatest. with priest vol 15 that is just what happened. although not amazingly action packed, it did supply the reader with enough information to get them caught back up with the story, and it ended by getting the readers ready for possibly min-woo-hyung's best novel of priest yet. this story is gripping and thrilling, and i would suggest anyone who is into western action, with a religious touch, to pick up this graphic novel and give it a try.

muy bueno

well if you're looking for volume 14 you probably already know this is a good manga... oh well. this is a very unique manga, in the story & the art. the cover art is always amazing & inside the book it is just as striking. 'priest' doesn't have tones everywhere for shading; the creator said in an interview in one of the books that toned mangas all look somewhat alike & he wanted something different. i'd say he succeeded in that.