#Dark Horse Manga Reveals Deluxe Edition Covers of Trigun & Trigun Maximum Series
Dark Horse Manga has revealed four new final cover art for deluxe editions of the Trigun and Trigun Maximum manga series. All four volumes are now available for pre-order across many retail and online booksellers for US$49.99, before taxes and shipping.
The four newly revealed covers are for the complete volume of the original 1995 Trigun manga series, and the first three of five compiled volumes of the 1997 revived series Trigun Maximum.
All deluxe edition volumes are designed in the signature Dark Horse Deluxe Edition hardcover style, with faux-leather, foil-stamped covers, and a ribbon bookmark. The artwork is presented in its original serialized 7×10 inch size, and is translated by Justin Burns and lettered by Studio Cutie.
The Trigun Deluxe Edition volume will be released in bookstores on September 10, 2024 and in comic shops September 11, 2024. The collection consists of a total of 704-pages.
Volume One of the Trigun Maximum Deluxe Edition will arrive in bookstores October 8, 2024 and in comic shops October 9, 2024. It collects the first three tankobon volumes of the original Trigun Maximum series, totaling 704 pages.
Volume Two of Trigun Maximum will be available in bookstores on November 12, 2024 and in comic shops on November 13, 2024. It collects volumes 4-6 of the series, spanning 624 pages.
Volume Three of Trigun Maximum will be available in bookstores starting December 10, 2024, and in comic shops on December 11, 2024. It collects original series volumes 7-9 of the series, totaling 632 pages.
Yasuhiro Nightow’s original Trigun manga ran in Tokuma Shoten’s Monthly Shonen Captain magazine from April 1995 to June 2000 through several irregular serializations and hiatuses. Three tankobon volumes were released by Tokuma Shoten and two volumes by Shonen Gahosha.
It was followed by Trigun: Maximum, which was serialized in Young King Ours magazine from October 1997 to March 2007. Fourteen tankobon volumes were released in total.
The manga inspired a 26-episode anime adaptation that aired in 1998 and an anime film titled Trigun: Badlands Rumble in 2010. A new, reimagined anime series titled Trigun Stampede was released in 2023.
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