Diabolik Lovers Prequel JAPAN manga B\'s-LOG COMICS for Sale

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Diabolik Lovers Prequel JAPAN manga B\'s-LOG COMICS For Sale

$Diabolik Lovers Prequel JAPAN manga B\'s-LOG COMICS$
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Diabolik Lovers Prequel JAPAN manga B\'s-LOG COMICS:
$24.14

【Description】Popular game featuring the six Dosu vampire brothers finally gets a comic book adaptation!
DIABOLIK LOVERS\", which has been developed through CDs, Nico Douga, games, and anthology comics, is finally being published as a comic book. Based on the game version, the story covers all six brothers and is divided into two volumes, the upper and lower volumes!The first volume contains the prologue story in which the main character, Yui Komori, a second-year high school student, comes to live with the six brothers in their mansion, and the first half of the story with each brother.
The story is written by ■Prologue & Ayato/Susaka Shina ■Kanato & Light/carawey ■Subaru & Rage/Nanjo Papiko ■Shu/Shinoda Masaki
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