fullmetal alchemist fullmetal edition vol 2

I still haven't got a clue how the author will conclude it (and, frankly, I hope I'm not disappointed). nine seems so much less of an investment than twenty-seven, LoL. (And, yes, from a consumer and a reader standpoint, switching to the 3-in-1's, rather than buying/reading individual books.

If you'd have told me after the first issue that I'd consume the entire run, I'd have expressed some level of skepticism. Only one (3-in-1) installment remains, and. OK, there's a light at the end of the tunnel. At this point in the series, there’s no way for me to talk about the events of the later installments without some major spoilers… so instead I decided to just finish the series and write one review for the last four volumes :) the story begins with two brothers, who after a failed attempt at an alchemy experiment lose parts of themselves… one of them loses his arm and leg, the other his whole body… now they are on a journey to regain what they’ve lost… along the way they meet a lot of interesting characters and discover plots that are much bigger and more dangerous that they could’ve ever anticipated… the further you get into the series, the more complex and serious it gets… don’t get me wrong, there’s plenty of adventures and humor, but in the later installments there are many more complicated and serious themes… specifically the last two are very fast paced and action packed… they actually take place mostly over the span of less than one day… I really liked how the whole series ended, it was a very satisfying finale :) I will definitely reread the series at some point in the future, when I will be able to concentrate more on each individual installment, but overall the whole series is a worthy 5 stars read :) I highly recommend it :)

Fullmetal alchemist fullmetal edition vol 2