Death Note Black Edition, Vol. 2 (Volume 2) [Paperback] Obata, Takeshi and Ohba, Tsugumi. There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.
I can at least say none of the pages from vol.13 has been in the black edition vol.1-4 Tl;dr Black edition features a few pages of story, death note instructions and artwork that the normal edition does not feature, however does not feature the original cover art. To me, it's a definite grab the black edition. So far I own black edition vol.1-4
Black edition volumes sell at around the same price of a normal death note volume, and black edition comprises of 2 volumes in one. Meaning that buying the black edition volumes costs you around half the price as buying the 12 main volumes.
Death Note follows Light Yagami who is a straight A student who finds the Death Note (a notebook accidentally dropped by Ryuk - a Shinigami death god) outside of his school. From there, he discovers what exactly the Death Note is capable of, and, what he himself is capable of (trust me, the power most definitely goes to his head!)
this is going to be a spoiler review. i am very annoyed with several things, so i will rant. i did really enjoy the book though. okay. 1) ryuzaki's death pissed me off. And i have nothin to say in the all-in-one edition. 3. DavidHHH8876. • 3 yr. ago. Black editions are the best for me, specially Spanish version. 2. everyones_hiro. • 3 yr. ago. Personally I prefer the black editions because they look dope on the shelf compared to the singles that are all different colors. In December of 2010, VIZ began publishing the six-volume Death Note: Black Edition, each volume of which collects the contents of two of the original volumes. Plot Death Note Black Edition, Vol. 1 (Volume 1) [Paperback] Obata, Takeshi and Ohba, Tsugumi Paperback – 1 January 2011 by Takeshi Obata and Tsugumi Ohba (Author) 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,989 ratings