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Blood Blockade Battlefront Omnibus Volume 3
From the creator of the international hit Trigun! Yasuhiro Nightow’s otherworldly manga concludes in the final blockbuster collection of sci-fi fantasy madness!
The agents of Libra reinforce their operations to preserve order in Hellsalem's Lot. But to continue fighting, they’ll need to secure funding any way they can. When they agree to dine with a wealthy sheik at the most exclusive eatery in the Lot, they are served an exotic fusion of unearthly cuisine, but impending danger could spell Libra’s doom—if the food doesn't kill them first!
Collects Blood Blockade Battlefront Volumes 8–10.
The agents of Libra reinforce their operations to preserve order in Hellsalem's Lot. But to continue fighting, they’ll need to secure funding any way they can. When they agree to dine with a wealthy sheik at the most exclusive eatery in the Lot, they are served an exotic fusion of unearthly cuisine, but impending danger could spell Libra’s doom—if the food doesn't kill them first!
Collects Blood Blockade Battlefront Volumes 8–10.
648 pages, Paperback
Published March 10, 2026
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Yasuhiro Nightow
157 books146 followers内藤泰弘. Traditional transliteration would be Yasuhiro Naitou. Author uses "Nightow" for better pronunciation by English natives.
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May 12, 2026
This series is SO good! I always stretch out books I love (like saving the best part of a meal for last), and I managed to parcel out this packed omnibus over… well, over a period of two weeks. Impressive!
I had no idea it would be the end of the series(?!) until that final chapter… and such a string of solid, continuous, heart-pounding chapters it was! I’m really impressed by Nightow’s storytelling, composition, and of course his likable characters.
Trigun was an early series for me, and one where I saw the anime before reading the manga. Like Cowboy Bebop, it made the anime mean more to me than the manga did. After enjoying Blood Battle Blockade so thoroughly, it makes me want to go re-read the Trigun manga to see if it would hit differently now, so many years later. I think it may not be as enjoyable as BBB, simply due to Vash’s nature and his struggles. BBB was violent, enjoyable, silly, heartfelt… human / alien natures and desires conveyed through panels full of movement and life. I’ll miss these characters!
I had no idea it would be the end of the series(?!) until that final chapter… and such a string of solid, continuous, heart-pounding chapters it was! I’m really impressed by Nightow’s storytelling, composition, and of course his likable characters.
Trigun was an early series for me, and one where I saw the anime before reading the manga. Like Cowboy Bebop, it made the anime mean more to me than the manga did. After enjoying Blood Battle Blockade so thoroughly, it makes me want to go re-read the Trigun manga to see if it would hit differently now, so many years later. I think it may not be as enjoyable as BBB, simply due to Vash’s nature and his struggles. BBB was violent, enjoyable, silly, heartfelt… human / alien natures and desires conveyed through panels full of movement and life. I’ll miss these characters!
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