One Piece (Omnibus Edition), Vol. 3: Includes vols. 7, 8 & 9: Volume 3

Great buy. My son really likes one piece and has read these books so fast. Great quality item

Kids are really into this at the mo and get so much enjoyment over watching them read a book. Japanese style, so they find it quirky reading from the back to the front. Great series. Happy with all of the books I have brought in this series

Excellent

Son loved this book

One piece (3-in-1) manga- Volumes 7, 8, 9- Chapters 54 up to 81The story continues at the east blue at where volume 6 left off where Don Krieg showing how powerful he is stopping the Baratie's Naval warfare weapon mackerel head.As with the 3 in one volumes the paper is thinner and of a lesser quality than the single volumes of manga

Our eldest grandson has just started reading one piece. He says he loves the story line and wants to be a pirate now haha .

Good value for money and my grandson is going to love it it's his Xmas present

Just what I ordered

Awesome compilation of the books!

Parfait pour les fans de one piece

Me sigue agradando la rapidez con la que el vendedor Amazon tanto en eeuu como en Mexico tiene con sus cliente.El unico pero es que muchas veces la paqueteria o la persona que empaqueta los libros no lo hace con cuidado. Esta es la segunda vez que un producto (comic o manga) me ha llegado dañado.Adjunto foto.De ahi en mas todo bien.

I'll admit, when I first saw a chapter of this manga in Shonen Jump YEARS ago, I hated it. The drawing style was a huge turn off to me, the elongated bodies and morphed shapes when fighting, not to mention the whole blah blah pirates thing blah, were a huge turn off to me. And I knew without a doubt that I would NEVER want to read this stupid series.I am now eating those words. I have Collections 1-6 of the anime and have just bought the 3-in-1 volumes 7-9, 10-12, 13-15. So here I am, hooked on another manga series I swore I'd NEVER like that just so happens to be LONGER THEN BLEACH CURRENTLY! *Sigh*Volume 7 and half of 8 are the end of the getting Sanji story while the second half of 8 and all of 9 are the beginnings of the truth about Nami section. These have great fight scenes, wonderful character development, and some interesting plot developments. This is still early days, though we are seeing the beginnings of twilight on the East Blue section of the One Piece Saga. Luffy is facing two of the toughest foes in the East Blue, which will start to prepare him for future conflicts he will face.The artwork is excellent. For people new to manga, this may not be readily apparent. Make no mistake, this is not Rumiko Takahashi or Tite Kubo, whose styles are more...normal perhaps then Eiichiro Oda's. His style is very distinctive, which is a good thing is the competitive manga market. What I found was that his elongated bodies imply movement to a degree that the still black and while pages seem to come alive in a way that I've not really experienced in other manga. I don't know if that is what the artist is going for but that is what I've experienced.Something else that strikes me about this series is how diverse the information is in it. You have Sanji who waxes eloquently about cooking and uses french terms for his kicks, to Nami who talks about navigational information, to naval practices that are at least partially based on historical information...the list goes on and on. There is so much packed into this manga that there seems to be something for everyone, even someone who just wants an action pack story and doesn't want to look beyond that. For those that do, you'll learn a thing or two.*The Rant*The artwork might be a turn off for some people. The main issue some might have with this was something that shocked me even after watching the anime. This is not a child's manga. There are some rather dark segments of this story; not horrible or scarring for life necessarily but not for all readers. The best example of this is in volume 7 when (view spoiler) This was disturbing even for me as this is quite different from what they have happen the anime. It shows the desperate straits that sailors could find themselves in on the high seas but not everyone should read such things.*Conclusion*If you are interested in manga, the One Piece series is something to consider. In someways a unique series, it has a little bit of everything that makes it fun for many different people to read. It is however, clearly a teen book and should not be read below that level. If you are just now starting to collect, these 3-in-1 books are great ways to catch up as you basically get one of the volumes free based on the cost of three separate volumes versus one of these

My 17 yr old grandson has really enjoyed these books