Witch Hat Atelier #3

9.5

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Writer Kamome Shirahama
Artist Kamome Shirahama
Cover Price $10.99

AN INKY INVESTIGATION Cast yourself into the world of witch es as Qifrey chases after the dark mysteries of the Brimmed Caps! With some quick thinking and ingenuity, Coco and her fellow classmates use their growing magic skills to save some locals from a grim fate. But this triumph nearly turns to tragedy as the Knights Moralis threaten the young witches with severe punishment for disturbing the natural order of magic. Qifrey convinces the Knights to overlook this issue, but a peculiar happening related to this incident puts him onto the trail of the same forbidden magic that brought Coco into his atelier. This may be Qifrey's only chance to more

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  • 10

    The Graphic Library - Sara Campbell

    Jun 18, 2020

    Albeit brief, Richeh and Tetia finally show some divergence in this volume during a discussion about the value of the witch’s tests  Richeh seems indifferent to their necessity, and Tetia dreams of her future and all the things she will be able to do once she's a full witch. We also see a bit of a darker side to Qifrey, and he is very much an ends justifies the means kinda guy during the events of this novel.  This really deepens the mystery that's been building about the Brimmed Hats, and it seems that it's not just Coco who has something to settle with them.  The art continues to be a highlight of this series.  There is more magic in this volume, and the illustrations of the witches casting are beautiful. There are also a few two-page spreads of landscape that make me want to walk into the page and into that world. Read Full Review

  • 9.5

    AIPT - Alex Cline

    Aug 27, 2019

    There's almost nothing to critique here. The manga's world continues to expand in scope. Read Full Review

  • 9.0

    Anime UK News - Sarah

    Aug 27, 2019

    One very small negative point: Im not sure I like the rhyming blurbs on the reverse covers. They dont quite work for me…although the final line but ignorance is innocences curse is very pertinent to Cocos dilemma. But it's a minor complaint. This third enthralling instalment of Kamome Shirahamas exquisitely drawn manga reveals just enough of the rapidly thickening plot to keep the reader impatient to read what happens next! Read Full Review

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