My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, Vol. 1 (Volume 1) Paperback – 26 July 2018

I bought this shortly after getting up to date with the MHA anime. I was craving some more of the MHA universe.This Manga is easily one of the best manga i've read to date. Its fun, quirky and badass. All the characters are so diverse and interesting. The story isn't too crazy but the characters make the story more enjoyable.

Different but interesting take on the MHA universe.Wheras the main series focuses on Dekus journey to become the greatest hero and all the top heroes and most powerful villains, this story is about the more everyday and small time lives of this quirk filled universe.Different perspective as the vigilantes in this story are considered criminals, but the different point of view of the vigilantes points out some of the flaws in the quirk filled society.A lot of fun and definitely worth reading if you can't get enough of the MHA universe [like me]

Great book, came in time and I really enjoyed reading it

Love this book came in great condition!

Perfect spin off of the main series. Gives the Hero universe much more depth and helps the characters to feel real. Can't wait to read more.

Happy with my Item, A1 for Amazon.co.uk

Good condition

This story is a tale set seemingly before MHA really sets off, just after Deku begins his academy I believe. As MHA follows what it means to be a hero, this side story is all about what about those who don't go through the Hero channels but still want to be? Vigilantes.---Incredible likeable art style and flow captures MHA's action almost to a point, although lacking in detail in crucial areas and backgrounds. Character designs though, so far are on point with even a nice surprise inspired addition from two certain Marvel characters entering the fray. It plays well in being careful not to follow MHA too closely, whilst also making an effort in weaving in familiar characters and plot elements to keep it believable set within the universe. Although characters seem polished, the pacing is a bit off as things seem to move very quickly and 'off camera', as we from an inexperienced main character to one suddenly fighting crime. Some of the script feels a bit repetitious too, especially involving Pop-Step.---3/5, a very nice start. Definitely interested in whats more to come, but at the moment lacks the charm in the artwork that MHA has as well as the set ups being overly quick.