Rohan at the Louvre: The Louvre Collection

This manga is amazing. First off, its FULLY coloured which just makes the detail stand out so much more. Secondly the pages are SO high quality everything looks AMAZING. The actual story its self is great too, its unique and very interesting, definitely one of the better Rohan Kishibe stories if not the best in my opinion. So if you're into JoJo and want something new to read THIS IS IT.

The story is great and an amazing read for Jojo fans, the art is also some of the best you can find out of the current English releases. The cover looks amazing so it works really good as a sort of background for your Jojo merch, just note that the volume is bigger than the other Jojo English releases and requires a taller shelf.

Ok so i bought a used book cuz GUYS IM BROKE, but anyways even for a used one the quality was OPTIMAL im telling yall BUY THIS NOWWWW, and its js looks so nice and 😻😻 anwyays i hope this review helps yall have a nice day, God bless 🩷🩷

I love it ! The artwork is beautiful and the story is great. I was expecting it to be the size of a normal manga, but it was actually bigger than expected (I showed a picture) . Also I really love Rohan so this gets five stars from me 🙂

It's got a great story with a mystery all though it is short it's a very fun read and it's all in high quality and it's all in colour wich was a nice surprise

The art style is similar to the art in jjba part 7 - 8 the all of the pages have colour to them, not that much action in it but is still a great read

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is up there with my favourite manga series. Rohan At The Louvre has little to no relation to the story of JoJo, however it is set in the JoJo universe. This is a really short and great story which focuses on the character Rohan Kishibe fromJJBA: Diamond Is Unbreakable. The story shows Rohan in his younger days living in an inn where he meets a mysterious girl who he secretly uses for character reference in his art. Rohan then finds out about the most Evil Painting, which is located at the Louvre in Paris. Years later, Rohan decides to locate the most Evil Painting. JoJo fans will definitely love this short story.

Great present for my artist niece who likes anime. Bear in mind the print is in the Japanese reading style, which means both pages and panels are R-to-L: western audiences aren't used to this usually. There's a handy "start reading from the other end" note in the 'western front' of the manga too.

Es una novela gráfica, acerca del mangaka Rohan Kishibe, personaje de la serie Jojos Adventure Part 4 Diamond is Unbreakable, donde narra sus aventuras fuera de la ciudad de Morioh, esta vez se encuentra en la ciudad de Paris, visitando el museo Louvre, esta en ingles el texto, se lee de derecha a izquierda (estilo manga, estilo oriental), pero los gráficos de sensei Araki lo hacen ver fenomenal, esta totalmente a color, la pasta es dura, las hojas son de buena calidad también y es de un tamaño adecuado, es apto para los fanáticos del trabajo del mangaka Hirohiko Araki indispensable en su colección.

Très bon état

A história é muito original e cativante, até mesmo se comparado com a série principal de JoJo. As ilustrações também são perfeitas, Hirohiko Araki é um BAITA artista, e cada painel é uma constatação disso. Os dois únicos problemas que tenho com esta edição é o preço: embora seja de uma qualidade melhor do que a média dos mangás, e até o tamanho ser grande, o número de páginas demanda um valor menor. São pouco mais de 100 páginas de contéudo, em um dia é possível ler tudo.

Gerek cilt gerek kağıt bütün kitap oldukça kaliteli. Çizimler çok detaylı ve her sayfası renkli. Kargo da oldukça hızlı geldi 5 günde elime ulaştı. Paraya kıymaya değer mi siz bilirsiniz ancak parasını hakettiğini düşünüyorum 280 TL ye aldığım bir İngilizce manga için değer.

As all jojo's bizarre adventure media goes... Absolutely awesome! This is without a doubt the most unique thing a manga can do. The colours are great and the quality is super good. I wish it was a little cheaper. But this is the hardcover version so it speaks for itself. All in all, Hirohiko Araki outdid himself once again and Rohan is a legend. Thank you 🙏