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Harriet Tubman: Demon Slayer Vol. 1

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208 pages, Paperback

Published November 25, 2025

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1,096 reviews18 followers
April 6, 2026
I enjoyed this one! It was fast-paced and exciting graphic novel, and I liked all the supernatural elements. The art style was really good, and the story was interesting. I would definitely check out the other volumes.
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Author 8 books10 followers
July 2, 2026
Definitely made a fan out of me! Being a huge fan of horror and comics/manga, this was absolutely perfect for me. There is enough character backstory, story development, and scene-building between the action that it keeps the reader entertained and stuck to the pages.

So far, I not only love the main character, Harriet, but I love Chip and Venus as well.

I can't wait to see what else is at stake (pun intended) for Harriet, Chip, and the rest of the group. If you're a fan of Hellsing meets history, this is absolutely for you!
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154 reviews1 follower
September 1, 2026
Phenomenal art and such a fun read! Feels a lot more like Buffy the Vampire Slayer than I anticipated...especially with the little bit of lore we're given about slayers in this universe. It's also very irreverent and funny at times. If Abe Lincoln can slay vampires, then Mrs Tubman can slime out demons. I don't make the rules. Also, Devin the Jersey Devil didn't deserve that.
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945 reviews19 followers
February 27, 2026
It's almost entirely action. Like there's a little plot but only so they can squeeze in more katana action. It feels like Samurai Jack but with superpowered Harriet Tubman. It's cool but it feels kind of disingenuous to her legacy. Maybe I'm overthinking what should just be a fun look at history.
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