Naruto, Vol. 60: Kurama (Naruto Graphic Novel)

Well for starters, I love the cover. The tailed beasts look adorable, haha :DThe colour scheme is very appealing too. Not only is this author a great artist, but a great story teller. Don't judge a book by its cover just because its so colourful, I assure you that the story is intellectual and can appeal to wider range age groups. Motifs, symbolism, all the stuff that you can expect in thematic stories are contained here. The story is set in a shinobi world, it addresses conflict, politics and all shades of darkness that exist in the the world we live in. Although this world is supernatural and has its own geography and history, it is very relatable to modern readers. This story can really get the readers thinking about this underlying themes while embracing the action and emotional scenes that take place.The hero starts as a 12 year old child, but as he grows, his goals in life become greater as he wins the trust of both friends and foes. An inspirational hero.

The story continues where it ended from last volume (59). Naruto comes face to face with tobi and his six paths of jinchuuriki (hosts). This volume contain pretty much EPIC battles between Naruto/Bee vs Tobi/hosts. In this volume not only do we get to learn the names of the beast inside naruto but also the other beasts too. I loved how the art was so beautifull, i mean even though there was these gigantic beasts battling in this volume, the details and quality of the drawings wasn't lost at all, it was just PERFECT. My love for this manga (Naruto) just keeps growing more, I am already looking forward to the next volume :D

My son loved this book

Some awesome moments, can't wait for 61, some really well done chapters and fight scenes, naruto and the nine tails teaming up is easily one of my favourite moments in Naruto history

good condition

OK

This was ideal as a birthday present and the person I gave it to was very pleased with the item

great book, fun, quality great. . . . .to add to collection . . . . . . . .