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This article is about the tenth volume of Trigun Maximum. For other uses of "Wolfwood", see Wolfwood (disambiguation).
Trigun Maximum Volume 10
Wolfwood

Japanese cover
Series Trigun Maximum
Written By Yasuhiro Nightow
Serialized In
Japanese Publisher Shonen Gahosha Co., Ltd., Tokyo
Publication Date December 27, 2004[1]
US Publisher Dark Horse Comics
US Publication Date November 8, 2006 [2]
April 25, 2012digital edition[3]
Volume Number 10
Number of Chapters 8
Number of Pages
Previous Volume Volume 9: LR
Next Volume Volume 11: Zero Hour


Wolfwood is the tenth volume of Trigun Maximum.


Summary

From the Dark Horse English back cover:

THE PREACHER'S LAST STAND?
Since the day Vash spotted his decimated soul in the middle of the desert, Nicholas Wolfwood [sic] has become a favorite of fans. A man of the cloth with a tortured soul and a past full of bullets, and the protector of our story's hero, Wolfwood might just be reaching the end of his pew.
Livio, the young man Nicholas once befriended, is more than a match for Wolfwood, having been trained by the same master. And now the master and both disciples meet in a deadly face-off, and only one man will survive.

Chapters

# Japanese English (Dark Horse)
1 妄執 DELUSION
2 盟友 SWORN FRIEND
3 急転 SUDDEN CHANGE
4 死兆 VISION OF DEATH
5 終決 FINAL BATTLE
6 帰還 RETURN
7 wolfwood WOLFWOOD
8 永別 FINAL PARTING

Gallery

Notes & Trivia

Errors

  • The Dark Horse English back cover blurb omits Nicholas D. Wolfwood's middle initial, repeating the error seen on the previous volume.
  • The Dark Horse English release misspells Wolfwood's first name as "Nicolas" throughout this volume.

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