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Why read Grenadier?

Grenadier is a ongoing manga series by Sousuke Kaise, published in English by TOKYOPOP. Tanko Vault currently tracks 6 English editions.

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Status
ongoing
Indexed editions
6 records, including 6 standard singles
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Not rated
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Grenadier Volume 7 (Grenadier)

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Story & Art Sousuke Kaise

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VOLUME SYNOPSIS

Grenadier Volume 7 (Grenadier) is a print English edition published by TOKYOPOP. Tanko Vault has removed unsourced plot copy while the exact-volume description is verified.

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About this English edition

Grenadier Volume 7 (Grenadier) is vol. 7 in Grenadier, published in English by TOKYOPOP. This paperback edition has a catalog release date of 2008-08-04 with ISBN-13 9781598166293 and 256 pages.

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Grenadier

6 standard volumes · 6 edition records
Grenadier Volume 1 (Grenadier) coverVol. 1 · standardGrenadier Volume 1 (Grenadier)August 7, 2006Grenadier Volume 2 (Grenadier) coverVol. 2 · standardGrenadier Volume 2 (Grenadier)December 11, 2006Grenadier Volume 4 (Grenadier) coverVol. 4 · standardGrenadier Volume 4 (Grenadier)August 6, 2007墨Vol. 5 · standardGrenadier Volume 5 (Grenadier)December 10, 2007墨Vol. 6 · standardGrenadier Volume 6 (Grenadier)March 31, 2008墨Vol. 7 · standardGrenadier Volume 7 (Grenadier)August 4, 2008
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