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This article is about the Young King Comics publication of Trigun Volume 1. For the Shonen Captain Comics Special publication, see Trigun Volume 1.
Trigun Volume 1

Japanese cover
Series Trigun
Written By Yasuhiro Nightow
Serialized In
Japanese Publisher Shonen Gahosha Co., Ltd., Tokyo
Publication Date June 2, 2000[1]
US Publisher Dark Horse Comics
Barnes & Noblehardcover[2]
US Publication Date October 15, 2003[3]
January 2, 2013digital edition[4]
2004hardcover[2]
Volume Number 1
Number of Chapters 13
Number of Pages
Previous Volume
Next Volume Trigun Volume 2

Trigun Volume 1 is the first volume of Trigun as published under Young King Comics.


Summary

From the Dark Horse English back cover:

Action, comedy, science fiction, and western gunslinger action congregate within these pages. Created by Yasuhiro Nightow, this compound of genre-bending ingredients has turned the Trigun animation into a wildly popular series, and finally, the long-awaited manga comes to America.
Somehow the past has placed a sixty billion double dollar bounty on Vash's head, and the gunslinging pacifist can't seem to get away from money grubbing, itchy-trigger-finger citizenry. Find out why Vash is worth so much money dead! Feel the clumsy worry of the unfortunate citizens of the pulverous planet! Follow the follies of an unlikely hero in a forbidding world! Join Vash the Stampede – with his troubled past and an uncanny ability to dodge a gazillion bullets – and a cavalcade of unlucky characters on a dusty, desert planet in the distant future.


Chapters

# Japanese English (Dark Horse)
0 HIGH NOON AT JULY HIGH NOON
1 600億$$の男  (furigana over $$ reads ダブドル, indicating the reading) THE $$60 BILLION DOUBLE DOLLAR MAN
2 LOONEY TUNES LOONEY TUNES
3 ハード・パンチャー HARD PUNCHER
4 ポポ POPO
5 強襲 ASSAULT
6 DIE HARDS DIE HARDS
7 レム REM
8 デュエリスト DUELIST
9 そして荒野と空の間を THEN, BETWEEN THE WASTELAND AND SKY
10 リアル・アルカディア LITTLE ARCADIA
11 息子 SON
12 命の川 RIVER OF LIFE

Gallery

Notes & Trivia

Links

References