The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, Vol. 3 (3)

I am waiting on volume 2 to come so I am still on the cusp of immersing myself inside this retelling: an absolute favorite Zelda game of all time (next to Wind Waker and others)! I enjoyed Himekawa's Zelda mangas immensely during my childhood, and so far I love this one already. it's definitely dark so I'm glad to discover it as an adult, I'm able to appreciate it more.I have to say, I was a bit put-off by Link's outgoing and mischevious personality at the start, since I'm used to him being not only the silent hero, but also a quiet ranch boy with an admirable work ethic, and the spirit of the hero. Think Mathew Cuthbert from Ann of Green Gables. In my head, he's always been a wholesome guy who doesn't have much to say, yet is an amazing listener.I still really appreciate the path they took with Link by giving him a backstory and adding a layer of depth, I also like to think of this as an alternate reality, one that adds a different spin from the TP world we've grown to love.I've felt so many emotions while reading this manga, so much nostalgia and excitement. As another reviewer pointed out, it really feels like I'm falling in love with Twilight Princess again.

Great book, my older teen loves to read manga and collects certain ones. Well, this is definitely one of those books it’s well-made(it’s not a flimsy book), the art style, pictures and story are beautiful. Great, as personal or a giftable item.

It's very interesting to see the direction that Himekawa is going with this particular story. I wasn't expecting a verbatim retelling of the game, but the new aspects that are being introduced in each volume is making me love the world and the story of Twilight Princess all over again. And I find it doubly interesting that Himekawa is already over the amount of volumes they've done for prior games like Ocarina of Time. And Himekawa's art style is so pleasing to look at.

It came new looking and the price was also very good

good quality

I've loved the Legend of Zelda series since the original game, which I played as a kid. The Twilight Princess game was a great gritty and realistic (or as realistic as a fantasy game can get) telling of a Legend of Zelda game. This manga is a great retelling of that game. It gives a bit of back story to each of the characters that was missing from the game and provides Link a bit of depth that is lost in the game due to his being a silent character (that's right Link finally found his voice). While I'm sure that the game's story writers didn't originally see the story in this way (while I'm sure they approved after seeing this view), I'm sure that they would change it to be more like this. I strongly suggest this series for any Legend of Zelda fan.

Came in time for Christmas. Boyfriend had first 2 of the series so I got him this one and the 4th one! Yay!

Update: I got a replacement from Amazon that is not misprinted (though I'm 99% sure someone else read it and returned it because the spine is soft). Glad to have it, because I was missing a lot of detail in many of the pictures.I love the story, but I'm trying to contact the publisher to see if I got a bad copy. I'm including picutres, but if you look at the cover and the first half of the book are crooked. It doesn't effect the ability to read it much, but it bothers me. I've also included some pictures of pages inside so you can see how it looks like they are improperly cropped. Am I the only one with this, or are these badly printed?