Black Butler volume 27

Black Butler Volume 27
by Yana Toboso
174 pages

I don't know where to start with this volume except if you love this series run while you can. Anything else that Ciel has gone through in this series is absolute child's play compared to what we learn here which explains his view of the world. Nothing that happened to those children should have ever been thought of by a human mind it was so horrible.

Either way he has to come out on top or this will be his ultimate downfall.

Black Butler V.18 by Yana Toboso

Black Butler V.18 by Yana Toboso, 176 pages

Their private school business complete, Earl Ciel Phantomhive and his demon of a butler, Sebastian, return to Queen Victoria to divulge the whereabouts of her missing nephew. After returning home, he is once again summoned by Queen Victoria to embark on another "royal watchdog" mission. This time, he is to discover the cause of death of certain persons who have ventured into "cursed" woods.

Black Butler by Yana Toboso

Black Butler by Yana Toboso, 176 pages

Most definitely worth the wait. Ceil and Sebastian finally get to the bottom of the mystery surrounding the disappearance of several students and who the headmaster is. The only disappointment is the cliff hanger ending and long wait before the next volume is out.

Black Butler, Vol. 1 by Yana Toboso

Black Butler, Vol. 1 by Yana Toboso 192 pages

Sebastian is the dignified butler of a young nobleman and toy company owner Ciel Phantomhive. Having lost his family tragically, Ciel made a deal with Sebastian. He must be his butler and help him to avenge his family's death. In exchange, he has promised Sebastian something most precious. The graphics are wonderfully done and the text is easy to read and follow. The anime version of the manga series is not tied too closely to the book, but enough to still be enjoyable.