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The Seven Deadly Sins, Four knights of the apocalypse. Volume 18

The Seven Deadly Sins, Four knights of the apocalypse. Volume 18

Suzuki, Nakaba, 1977- author, illustrator.
Graphic Novel 2025

A sinister presence has infiltrated the Fairy Realm ... an elite force from Camelot, seeking the legendary Ancient Elixir. Exploiting the deep-seated turmoil between the two changelings, they set the stage for a devastating clash of blood and betrayal. Just when all seems lost, Diane's motherly compassion turns the tide, but victory comes at a steep price ... King's immense power is sealed away by the dying curse of a vengeful sorcerer. And behin...

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ISBN:
9798888775370
Description:
179 pages : chiefly illustrations ; 19 cm
Target Audience Note:
Rated: teen, 13+
Other Title:
Nakaba Suzuki presents Four knights of the apocalypse. 18
Nakaba Suzuki presents Four knights of the apocalypse. Eighteen
Seven Deadly Sins, Four knights of the apocalypse. 18
Seven Deadly Sins, Four knights of the apocalypse. Eighteen
Seven Deadly Sins, Four knights of the apocalypse. Volume eighteen
Four knights of the apocalypse. 18
Four knights of the apocalypse. Eighteen
Notes:
"First published in Japan in 2024 by Kodansha Ltd., Tokyo as Mokushiroku no yonkishi, volume 18"--Copyright page
Cover title
Reads from right to left
In English, translated from the Japanese
Control Number:
3375702
Other Authors:
Hayden, Evan, letterer
Steinbach, Kevin, translator
translation of: Suzuki, Nakaba, 1977- Nanatsu no taizai. Mokushiroku no yonkishi. English
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