Bloodborne Vol. 1: The Death of Sleep Kindle & comiXology

Loved the story. The artwork was okay, but I can forgive that when the story is as good as this one was.

Having played the game and enjoying every single bit of it, the comic book pages take a slower pace but rewarding reading experience with a different touch on artistic explanation. The game may focus on the haunt and progression, the pages of the comics make you ask question such as compassion and regret for why the haunt exists, loved it.

As a huge fan of the video game this fits perfectly in. Scary and beautiful like the night itself. I can't wait to read more

As stated I bought this in the hopes of adding some clarity to this game/comic series but I'm left with even more confusion than when I started. There's very little dialogue in this Volume and it's just as confusing as the start of the game itself. It's more geared toward the artwork. The art work in this comic book is just as vivid, if not more, compared to the game on Playstation 4. This series has an extreme cult following on Reddit who are always willing to share their knowledge with the r/Bloodborne community and are very helpful. The one thing that bothers me about this comic book is how hard it is to find the Volume #2. I wanted to by all 4 from this series but for some unknown reason Vol. 2 is either not in stock or ridiculously priced at +$30 while Volumes 3 & 4 are only $12. What's up with that? It's not just like that on Amazon but on other retailers and even on eBay used copies are selling for $20 for Volume 2. It honestly frustrates me because I want them all but there's no chance of me purchasing the next 3 volumes if I can't find volume #2 for under $16. Hopefully it's just fluke timing for me to get into this series and in the not too distant future I can find Volume #2 at a reasonable price.

The art work is great and the story is gripping. I am Looking forward to the next volume. What more can I say? I do reviews to help libraries find works to interest their readers. I recommend this for your Gamers and fans of dark worlds with a hero on a quest.

bought it for a friend as a gift. overall a good read as well if you are a fan of the game and were interested in life during yarhnam

This is quite a ride. If you liked the game then this is a story I would recommend. It manages to capture the atmosphere of the game and keeps to the themes.

The artwork was really cool. Bloodborne is my favorite game, so I was over the moon to get this!

It's weird seeing the hunter talk but the story told in this book is as deep as that in the game. It's much shorter obviously and not complete but its interesting to see another side of this world. If you love the game as much as i do its worth picking up just to see the Blood-starved beast pick a fight with the central hunter. Or to see the world in which hunters are still working together to fight the beasts. I'm looking forward to seeing where the tale goes, but a warning some of the art is a tad graphic.

Great condition (only a minor bent in the lower corner).As for the book itself, the paper is very high quality, with great colors and artwork. The story has the same basic concept as the game, but takes a very different route. It is self contained, and each of these collection volumes is a separate story. Highly recommended for fans of fantastical horror.Knowing the game isn't required, but knowing some characters beforehand is good for nostalgia reasons

Granted it seems to try and cram all the known characters in to the story as possible even if it may not really make much sense but it's not enough to detract from the really nice art (the main reason I grabbed this).Definitely a must for those who love Bloodborne art.

Not only does the story fit right into the lore of the game, it even incorporates the game's mechanics in compelling ways (and without breaking the fourth wall).The story itself is good, as is the art. Recommend.

Bit strange having the hunter talk but awesome details a great bit of fan service.