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title: "Highschool of the Dead Color, Full Color Edition"
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# Highschool of the Dead Color, Full Color Edition

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- **What is this?** Highschool of the Dead Color, Full Color Edition
- **How much does it cost?** 374.21 DT with free shipping
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## Description

A mysterious illness is spreading rapidly through the halls of Fujimi High School. In a matter of hours, the campus is transformed from a place of learning into a hive of nightmares, as the infected students collapse and are reborn as flesh-hungry zombies! Only a handful of students escape the initial outbreak - among them Takashi Komuro and his childhood friend, Rei. He manages to protect Rei from the initial onslaught, but how long can Takashi and the other students hope to survive when the whole school - maybe the whole town - is out for their blood?!

Review: both graphic novel and art book - Ever so rarely do you find a full color manga. There are only a few titles out there that can be said they deserve similar treatment, most Japanese books, while printed in thicker volumes then American comics, are printed in black and white with only a few color pages and printed on (depending on the publisher) rough paper. Not this beauty. The size of a college text book the HOTD Color Omnibus contains the first 4 four volumes (or the first season of the OVA) of the original manga in bright contrasting colors printed on more then 700 glossy pages in a hard cover bind [take a peek at the inside of the dust jacket ;) ], giving a serious show casing of Shouji Satou skill to western readers. This is a book you want your guest to see, sitting on your coffee, open to the infamous shower segment in "Night of the Dead" chapter, showing that you are a pound reader of Japanese comic books. While the actual story of the series is nothing to write home about, your conventional zombie apocalypse told through the eyes of a high school slacker and the other students he teams up with, it is the interaction between the characters that make this series work. Takashi Komuro is your classic shlub, totally unmotivated about anything in his life, he spirals into deeper depression when his life long childhood Rei Miyamoto dates another boy. Then the Undead attack. It is only then when his classmates are being eaten and turned into "Them" that Takashi starts to become a man. Saeko Busujima is a master swordswoman. President of the schools kendo club she is descended from a great martial arts family, Saeko is able to cleave her way through the horde with near orgasmic rapture, having suppressed a deep masochistic side of herself that is release as heads and limps start to fly. Saeko also knows how to read people, understanding motivate she becomes the groups sprit guide and psychologist. Saya Takagi and Kohta Hirano are two sides of the same coin. Both are smart as whips, however Saya's geniuses has made her arrogant and mean spirited while Kohta intelligence has made him meek and submissive. It's not until Saya is forced apart from her own family and seeing the sacrifices of others that she learns humility. Kohta is born again as dead loom around him, because if Japan had an NRA he would be the president. A natural marksman, Kohta can use any small arm like a master surgeon using a scalpel. It was while writing this review that I notice something. Takashi, Saeko, and Kohta are all people who wouldn't make it in a normal world. It is only as society crumps do they really find themselves. Takashi is able to make life saving decisions in a instant, Saeko found a way to purge her desire to cause pain, and Kohta is no longer a weak little nerd.
Review: Well worth the price - When I first saw that Yen Press was releasing a full color omnibus I was excited but didn't expect to buy it. I don't have the black and white prints and for a college student 50$ is pretty steep. desertcart however was selling it for 30$ and there are four complete volumes in it, so it's actually a better deal to buy the omnibus and I am so glad I did. I usually don't like the omnibus editions of things because they are thick and paperback and the spines get ruined so easily but not only is this a full color omnibus edition, it is also hardcover. Score! I have actually only ever watched the anime, never got around to reading the manga but so far it seems pretty similar. I loved the story and art of the series and if you know anything about the series than you should probably be able to figure out if you would like it or not pretty easily. If you are offended by big boobs, panty shots and gore than this probably isn't for you. None of that bothers me however and a manga about zombies is something I am all over. Soon Yen Press is going to release Kore Wa Zombie Desu Ka? too! Back to the product, I am not sure what the black and white editions had as far as extras go but the large full color photos are a great edition to the series that you can't get from the anime, and the cover alone makes the book worth it. The cover is textured on one side which adds depth and best of all, it's reversible! The color adds clear distinction between things that sometimes confuse me in action packed manga printed in black and white. Overall I would say this is a great purchase.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #55,152 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #200 in Horror Manga (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.9 out of 5 stars 846 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ both graphic novel and art book
*by G***I on July 23, 2013*

Ever so rarely do you find a full color manga. There are only a few titles out there that can be said they deserve similar treatment, most Japanese books, while printed in thicker volumes then American comics, are printed in black and white with only a few color pages and printed on (depending on the publisher) rough paper. Not this beauty. The size of a college text book the HOTD Color Omnibus contains the first 4 four volumes (or the first season of the OVA) of the original manga in bright contrasting colors printed on more then 700 glossy pages in a hard cover bind [take a peek at the inside of the dust jacket ;) ], giving a serious show casing of Shouji Satou skill to western readers. This is a book you want your guest to see, sitting on your coffee, open to the infamous shower segment in "Night of the Dead" chapter, showing that you are a pound reader of Japanese comic books. While the actual story of the series is nothing to write home about, your conventional zombie apocalypse told through the eyes of a high school slacker and the other students he teams up with, it is the interaction between the characters that make this series work. Takashi Komuro is your classic shlub, totally unmotivated about anything in his life, he spirals into deeper depression when his life long childhood Rei Miyamoto dates another boy. Then the Undead attack. It is only then when his classmates are being eaten and turned into "Them" that Takashi starts to become a man. Saeko Busujima is a master swordswoman. President of the schools kendo club she is descended from a great martial arts family, Saeko is able to cleave her way through the horde with near orgasmic rapture, having suppressed a deep masochistic side of herself that is release as heads and limps start to fly. Saeko also knows how to read people, understanding motivate she becomes the groups sprit guide and psychologist. Saya Takagi and Kohta Hirano are two sides of the same coin. Both are smart as whips, however Saya's geniuses has made her arrogant and mean spirited while Kohta intelligence has made him meek and submissive. It's not until Saya is forced apart from her own family and seeing the sacrifices of others that she learns humility. Kohta is born again as dead loom around him, because if Japan had an NRA he would be the president. A natural marksman, Kohta can use any small arm like a master surgeon using a scalpel. It was while writing this review that I notice something. Takashi, Saeko, and Kohta are all people who wouldn't make it in a normal world. It is only as society crumps do they really find themselves. Takashi is able to make life saving decisions in a instant, Saeko found a way to purge her desire to cause pain, and Kohta is no longer a weak little nerd.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Well worth the price
*by T***N on November 9, 2011*

When I first saw that Yen Press was releasing a full color omnibus I was excited but didn't expect to buy it. I don't have the black and white prints and for a college student 50$ is pretty steep. Amazon however was selling it for 30$ and there are four complete volumes in it, so it's actually a better deal to buy the omnibus and I am so glad I did. I usually don't like the omnibus editions of things because they are thick and paperback and the spines get ruined so easily but not only is this a full color omnibus edition, it is also hardcover. Score! I have actually only ever watched the anime, never got around to reading the manga but so far it seems pretty similar. I loved the story and art of the series and if you know anything about the series than you should probably be able to figure out if you would like it or not pretty easily. If you are offended by big boobs, panty shots and gore than this probably isn't for you. None of that bothers me however and a manga about zombies is something I am all over. Soon Yen Press is going to release Kore Wa Zombie Desu Ka? too! Back to the product, I am not sure what the black and white editions had as far as extras go but the large full color photos are a great edition to the series that you can't get from the anime, and the cover alone makes the book worth it. The cover is textured on one side which adds depth and best of all, it's reversible! The color adds clear distinction between things that sometimes confuse me in action packed manga printed in black and white. Overall I would say this is a great purchase.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Colored collector's edition.
*by M***H on April 19, 2025*

I am a big fan of the HOTD series. I already bought the mangas but who could resist a colored collector's edition. When the package arrived, the omnibus was huge. the dust jacket was embossed. gonna save up for the next volume. this is definitely a collector's edition. the pages are glossy. totally worth it to get this omnibus edition.

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