Cardcaptor Sakura Collector's Edition 1 (CARDCAPTOR SAKURA COLL ED HC)

Brought as part of a set for daughters present. She loves the book. They feel well made and durable and the images are cute.

Very nice cover, will look great with all the other books.

Cardcaptor Sakura is one of my favorite mangas and the story and artwork are sweet and beautiful, but that's what you can expect from CLAMP. This collector's edition version of the first volume is hardback cover, is 27 x 19,5 cm and comes with a little picture card. It is a must for fans of CCS.

YES! This manga is awesome, so nice to read and definitely a worthy purchase. I cannot get enough of Sakura.

I grew up with the awful American dubbed version of this... but I still loved it. Once I found the full jap anime I loved it soo much more. Now as an adult it's time I read the source material. Thus far it's been a joy.

Larger than I expected it to be and beautiful cover!! And inside the black and white manga is great quality, havnt as yet read though. Disappointed with the clow card inside! Thought it would be bigger and have a genuine card character not just a picture of Shakira 😢😢😢 it was going to be like a pokemon card moment! It was also bent slightly from being pushed too far into the binding area.

Was purchased as a gift for my daughter, when she opened it there was card Only paid the premium cost for the card

Exceptional quality, great gift

This one the only one that came with good packaging! Good quality but it’s like a magazine paper not the usual paper just to inform you.

Cardcaptor Sakura (CCS) is arguably CLAMP's most successful series to date, and is perhaps the most famous Magical Girl series after Sailor Moon (both series appeared in the same manga magazine, Nakayoshi, in the 90s). In the world of anime and manga, CCS has acquired the same sort of legendary, "classic" status that novels by Jane Austen and the Brontë sisters have been given in the canon of English literature. 10-year-old Sakura Kinomoto lives a seemingly normal life. She struggles with maths, quarrels with her older brother, has a huge crush on the latter's best friend, Yukito, and she hangs out with her friends, particularly her own best friend, Tomoyo. That is, until the day she accidentally opens a magical book in her father's library. And thus begins her quest as the Cardcaptor: a gatherer of magical cards that would cause chaos if not retrieved. Art-wise, CCS is by far one of the most beautifully drawn manga series ever made. Absolutely stunning. The series also features incredible characters, all of whom are so likeable that one starts to care for them as if they were real. One character's story, however, has sadly not aged well: that of Sakura's friend, Rika. All fans of CCS will know what I'm referring to; newcomers will see what I mean. This should not, however, put you off by any means. As gorgeous as the cover of this new edition is, I was also, like others, disappointed that the original colour pages weren't included. The binding and pages are also somewhat delicate and should be treated with care. I am aware that this edition is based on the Japanese one which was published in 2015 in celebration of Nakayoshi's 60th anniversary; that edition too did not contain the original colour pages. However, as this is the only English edition currently in print, it will have to do. For CCS fans who are interested: on April 1st of this year, the four original CCS artbooks were republished in Japan. You can get them on Japan's Amazon page for about $25 each. It is absolutely worth it. I also highly recommend the uncut, subtitled version of the anime. Like Sailor Moon, CCS is one of (many) shoujo series that can be enjoyed by both male and female fans. Fans of CLAMP and 90s series will relish this masterpiece.

I am going to send this to Norway, they could not believe i had this..!!! Amazing condition !!!

Se ve muy elegante en pasta dura, el papel de las hojas es muy bonito

A qualidade é impecável, no entanto acho importante mencionar que em algumas páginas o traço está um pouco mais fraco, nada que me incomode no entanto. E que a folha não é de jornal, parece uma foto impressa simplesmente incrível!