Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Claymore, Vol. 21 (Claymore, #21)Claymore, Vol. 21 by Norihiro Yagi
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

We start off with Chapter 114: The Phantom Charges.
The organization wasn't counting on its entire force of warriors to turn on them with the help of Phantom Miria. Whom they presumed dead. All is chaos in the belly of the organization, most decide to escape since there would be little hope for them if they stayed.
What the phantom wasn't expecting was three abominations to be brought back to life and then be set against them. The new characters are wonderfully gruesome. Interesting themes came out of this volume and I can't wait until the next comes out.
Cheers and Happy Readings!

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