Warrior supreme Guts, the Black Swordsman, has seen better days — and more popular — in the kingdom of Midland, a land he once defended as captain of the Band of the Hawk. But the Hawks were betrayed and slaughtered, and now the hyolier-than-thou Holy Iron Chain Knights have captured Guts and plan to whip some repentance into him — literally. But Guts isn’t so easily held at bay, at when he manages to escape with the Holy Knights’ leader, Farnese, as his hostage, the demons that are drawn to Guts’ Brand of Sacrifice are all too willing to show her the teeming darkness in her own soul!
Miura does a excellent job of crafting Farnese already, and he will only take her character further with time. With par-for-the-course excellent art and a fabulous job of plot progression, volume seventeen of Berserk is not made for the faint of heart and it's surely not one to miss. Read Full Review
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