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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Interesting short stories but they were very inconsistent with D's character,
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This review is from: Vampire Hunter D Volume 10: Dark Nocturne (v. 10) (Paperback)
This is the 10th novel in the Vampire Hunter D series. This novel is different from previous novels in that it is actually a collection of three novellas. I didn't realize this when I purchased the book. It was interesting to read short stories about D; I think this material lends itself to a short story type format.The above being said this was probably the worst installment in the Vampire Hunter D series yet. The first story (after which the book is named) is just off. D had a flippant attitude that is very unlike his normal stoic demeanor. In fact the character of D didn't seem to be like D at all; for a second I thought Zorro had stepped in to take D's place. All of the characters in this story were a bit off; the whole story was out of context and out of place. The remaining two stories were more in keeping with D's character; although D seemed to be a little more chatty than normal in the second story too. I was a bit disappointed overall because part of the reason I enjoy these books is the slow and reluctant unfolding of D's character. These stories undermined that by changing D's character willy-nilly and confusing me about who I was reading about. The book was okay. The first story awful, the second two somewhat interesting. I am excited for the next book because that is supposed to go back to the original Hunter D format. karissabooks.blogspot.com
4.0 out of 5 stars
Three short stories...,
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This review is from: Vampire Hunter D Volume 10: Dark Nocturne (v. 10) (Paperback)
Three short stories which are OK but in which D does seem to step out of character every once and a while. Stepping out of character, for any character, can mess up a story easily.Still good, but not great. Try to get it used or out of the library.
3.0 out of 5 stars
A collection of short stories. Not as good as full length ones.,
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This review is from: Vampire Hunter D Volume 10: Dark Nocturne (v. 10) (Paperback)
I like the Vampire Hunter D series of books. Not too keen on this one though. It's a collection of three short stories. While the scenarios are in keeping with the world D lives in (full of supernatural monsters in the year 12090AD), D seems to be written out of character, as he talks too much. In all his other proper books, he is a person of few words and rarely startled.In hindsight, I would skipped this book and waited for the next one, which I think will be a doozy.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Another great Vampire Hunter D book,
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This review is from: Vampire Hunter D Volume 10: Dark Nocturne (v. 10) (Paperback)
I really enjoyed this story. The quality of all the Vampire Hunter D novels is high and this one is another great example of the authors work.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
D comprised in short stories,
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This review is from: Vampire Hunter D Volume 10: Dark Nocturne (v. 10) (Paperback)
I loved the way this was written. It is in 3 short stories and each one is wonderful. D rides a different colored horse in one of them and they are definitley not lacking in action. I highly recommend this novel.
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Vampire Hunter D Volume 10: Dark Nocturne (v. 10) by Yoshitaka Amano (Paperback - April 8, 2008)
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