Death Note (manga)
Related anime:
Death Note (live-action movie) (adaptation)
Death Note: The Last Name (live-action movie) (sequel)
L change the WorLd (live-action movie) (prequel)
Death Note (TV) (adaptation)
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Related reviews:
Death Note: Another Note, the Los Angeles BB Murder Cases (Novel)
Death Note GN 12
Death Note GN 1
| Related releases: |
| Death Note - Box Set 2 (GN) (from $62.98) |
| Death Note - Another Note (GN) 2008-02-19 (from $12.23) |
| Death Note - Collector's Edition (Hardcover) (GN 1) 2008-09-02 (from $14.99) |
| Death Note (GN 1) 2005-10-04 (from $5.99) |
| Death Note (GN 2) 2005-11-08 (from $5.99) |
| Death Note (GN 3) 2006-01-10 (from $5.99) |
| Death Note (GN 4) 2006-03-07 (from $5.99) |
| Death Note (GN 5) 2006-05-02 (from $4.56) |
| Death Note (GN 6) 2006-07-05 (from $4.56) |
| Death Note (GN 7) 2006-09-05 (from $5.99) |
| Death Note (GN 8) 2006-11-07 (from $5.99) |
| Death Note (GN 9) 2007-01-02 (from $5.99) |
| Death Note (GN 10) 2007-03-06 (from $5.99) |
| Death Note (GN 11) 2007-05-01 (from $4.56) |
| Death Note (GN 12) 2007-07-03 (from $5.99) |
| Death Note - How to Read (GN 13) 2008-02-19 (from $10.71) |
| Death Note - Box Set (GN 1-13) 2008-10-07 (from $72.99) |
Story: Tsugumi Ooba Art: Takeshi Obata | (none) | |||||||
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Translation: Pookie Rolf Adaptation: Pookie Rolf Consultant: Alexis Kirsch Design: Sean Lee Director Of Production: Noboru Watanabe Editing: Pancha Diaz Editor In Chief: Yumi Hoashi Executive Vice President: Yumi Hoashi Managing Editor: Elizabeth Kawasaki Publisher: Hyoe Narita Sr. Director Of Acquisitions: Rika Inouye Touch-up & Lettering: Gia Cam Luc Vice President Of Publishing: Alvin Lu VP Of Sales & Marketing: Liza Coppola | ||||||||
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Translation: Myloo Anhmet Adaptation: Myloo Anhmet | (none) | |||||||
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Translation: Marc Bernabé (Glènat España) Consultant: Enric Piñeyro (Spain) Coordinadora De Mercadotecnia: Norma Monroy Flores (Grupo Editorial Vid) Director Editorial: Carlos Francisco Jiménez (Grupo Editorial Vid) Editing: Félix Sabaté (Spain) Editora Responsable: Teresa Ponce Torres (Grupo Editorial Vid) Editorial Director: Joan Navarro (Spain) Gerente De Administración Y Finanzas: Lydia Rodríguez Romero (Grupo Editorial Vid) Gerente De Comercialización: Fernando Castillo Marín (Grupo Editorial Vid) Graphic Design: Presidente Y Director General: Manelick De la Parra Vargas (Grupo Editorial Vid) Redaction: Translation Vol. 1-8: Brenda Nava (Grupo Editorial Vid) | (none) | |||||||
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| (none) | Publisher: Panini Comics | |||||||
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Translation: Kay Hermann | (none) | |||||||
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Translation: Aleksandar Jankovic Script Check: Willem Keessen | (none) | |||||||
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Translation: Paweł Dybała Editor In Chief: Shin Yasuda Script Check: Joanna Dybała | (none) | |||||||
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| (none) | Publisher: Mangismo Sverige | |||||||
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