Cross Game, Vol. 1, 1

Was wondering why it cost so much it had 3 volumes thought there was only 1 volume lol but overall great product haven't read it yet but the condition was excellent.

Manga increíble, como toda la obra de Mitsuru Adachi. Buena edición. Totalmente recomendable. Envío rápido y en buen estado.

I love the manga, but i got it damaged~ i want to return and get a new one

英語マンガを探してるときに見つけて読み始みはじめました。英語は不得意で読む方にのみ気を使ってた為か、少し感情移入気味だったので、タッチのような展開に正直焦りました。少し目をウルウルさせながら、「この展開ずるいなー」とか言いながら読んでました。（変な意味では無く「こんな気持ちにさせるなんて」て感じで）読んで良かったという思いと、久しぶりに安達さんのマンガは心地よかったです。展開と内容は何時もの安達マンガですので、日本語版を先に読んだらこれほどは興味を持たなかったかもしれませんが、そんなことはどうでも良いと思える作品です。

Just reading about the success of author Adachi's previous titles alone made me pick up this first volume. This is the first of his works I've read, but so far I'm willing to give this series a chance.Without giving away the main spoiler in this 3-volume-in-1 release, the story revolves around a young boy, Ko. The first volume covered in this release is more of a backstory on his childhood, floating between his father's sporting goods store and his neighbor's coffee house. Readers are immediately introduced to his love interest in Waka, his neighbor and second oldest of four girls. Waka's interactions with Ko alone are enough to establish that they're gonna be the main pairing you're expecting while reading, but to bring it on home, you also find that they're born on the same day. It'd be cheesy in any other instance, but Adachi makes it work just well enough for readers to tolerate it.... but you'd be wrong to assume this manga is a full-on romance. As suggested by its genre alone (most shonen manga rarely delve that deeply when it comes to romance) its primary focus isn't on the possible couplings throughout the story, but moreso on the action, which in this case is baseball. The latter two volumes covered in this release are different from the first in that focus is less on the romance (which was only done in the first volume more to establish characters than the full story itself) and more on baseball--which will either make or break it when it comes to whether you should buy the release or not.Having read this 3-in-1 release, the overall tone of the series tends to that of your typical sports manga with the smallest doses of romance and suggestiveness (in the chapter title pages alone!) expected from your typical sports manga. Regardless, there's just enough charm for me to continue with the series.