Toyohisa Shimazu, jeune samurai participant à la bataille de Sekigahara se retrouve soudain plongé dans un autre monde. Rapidement, il découvre que plusieurs autres guerriers renommés ont dérivé dans cette dimension. Une guerre sans merci dont il ignore encore les tenants et les aboutissants l'attend d'entrée de jeu, sous la bannière du célèbre Oda Nobunaga !

Drifters, tome 1

It's a siege! What's left of the Hellsing crew and their new team of hired bodyguards have traveled to South America to investigate the Millennium threat. While they crossed the border, parties unknown pulled some strings branding them as terrorists and matching a small country's power structure against the ultimate undead! Join them in a battle of blood, guts, ghouls, gore...and a lot of Kohta Hirano's signature offbeat comedy. This punk-goth-vampire-action-comedy-fun-as-hell nightmare just keeps rolling, as Kohta has even more fun than he probably ought to. This series has enough style and strangeness to fuel ferociously fervent fandom.

Hellsing, Vol. 3

What do you get when you mix reanimated Nazis, vampires, and freaky killer Catholics and Protestants breathing down each others' necks? In the case of Hellsing, you get an all-out bloody war. Or such has proven to be the case so far. The world is engulfed in the flames of destruction, and all seems lost. Vernedead's "Geese" are literally being eaten alive, and it might just take half-vampire, Seras Victoria, a certain loss of innocence to provide a shred of hope. But that's not all this story hinges on. The vampire Hellsing himself will surely show at some point, and the Catholic Iscariot Army, a dreaded force, is also on the march. This is a situation of boiling blood, and it's about to burst!

Hellsing, Vol. 7

What's the result when the Nazis hiding in South America engineer an army of vampires and mount an all-out campaign of deathly dominance? Well, one thing you get is a little unity - seems the Protestant Hellsing Organization and the Catholic Iscariot agency might just have to think about teaming up. Looks like the First World War of the undead is about to erupt in history's biggest battle of blood and fangs. Things are just beginning to heat up in the fourth volume of Hellsing!

Hellsing, Vol. 4

La bataille fait rage entre les Drifters et leurs ennemis. Les affrontements sont sans pitié, notamment entre Shimazu et Jeanne d'Arc. Cette dernière ne laisse aucun répit à notre héros qui doit gérer tes pouvoirs de feu de son adversaire...

Drifters Tome 3

Saint-Germi a décidé de vendre le pays d'Orte à Toyohisa pour sauver sa peau. Mais Raspoutine, l'allié du Roi Noir, prend connaissance de son plan de coup d'État et les prend de vitesse. Une énorme bataille éclate alors entre les armées de Raspoutine, Hijikata, et celle des Drifters. Entre temps, le terrible Akechi, meurtrier historique de Nobunaga, a rejoint le Roi Noir.

Drifters Tome 6

London is already bathed in blood, its citizenry almost entirely slaughtered by vampiric, reborn nazi soldiers. And marching through the rivers of blood - thousands of extreme Catholic warriors in creepy cloaks. But the focus of this chaotic eighth volume is the return of Alucard, the slave-paladin of the British Protestants, who's just piloted an aircraft character up the Thames to join the fray. It's a crazy face-off between three gory armies and their primary killers, and if you think that sounds nuts, wait until you dive into the crimson-stained new volume of Kohta Hirano's creepy-cool Hellsing manga series.

Hellsing, Vol. 8

L’ultime combat entre Alucard et Walter touche à sa fin. Le Fürher voit son plan aboutir enfin et la disparition du vampire millénaire semble inéductable. De son côté, Victoria doit vaincre un loup-garou surpuissant pour retrouver et soutenir sa maîtresse, Integra Von Hellsing ! D’une manière ou d’une autre, cette guerre qui puise ses origines 60 ans auparavant s’achèvera avec la nuit et le soleil se lèvera sur un génocide inégalé…

Drifters, tome 1

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