Saint Seiya: Dark Wing Nobuyuki Ueda 9781787747180

The Saint Seiya saga continues in a thrilling new manga with Wyvern and the Gold Saints, streaming on Netflix and Crunchyroll.

Shoichiro was just another high school student. Now, he's Wyvern, one of the dreaded Judges of the Underworld, chosen to battle against the forces of Athena in a war that transcends life and death.

When an unexpected ambush during a school trip sends Shoichiro and his classmates into the land of the dead, they are thrust into a fierce struggle between the gods and their warriors. The mysterious forces of Hades have already begun their assault, and Shoichiro's destiny is forever altered. But he's not alone-Cattleya, the reincarnation of Athena herself, fights to defend the living, as shocking truths about a darker conspiracy threaten everything they know.

A thrilling new chapter in the Saint Seiya universe, Saint Seiya: Dark Wing brings the epic clash of gods, warriors, and hidden agendas to new heights. With stunning artwork by Nobuyuki Ueda and a gripping story by Kenji Saito, this spin-off from the legendary Saint Seiya series, created by Masami Kurumada, will leave fans of fantasy and isekai craving more.

Saint Seiya: Dark Wing Vol. 1 is a must-read for fans of the Saint Seiya universe, including the original manga Knights of the Zodiac and its iconic anime adaptations. Whether you've watched the classic Saint Seiya: Knights of the Zodiac or its recent Knights of the Zodiac: Saint Seiya movie on Netflix, or enjoyed spin-offs like Saint Seiya: Soul of Gold (available on Crunchyroll) or Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas (streaming on Funimation), you'll find yourself drawn into a new chapter of this legendary saga.

Nobuyuki Ueda is a Japanese contemporary artist known for his work in painting, sculpture, and installation. He has gained international recognition for his intricate, symbolic pieces, often exploring themes of identity, nature, and transformation. Ueda's notable works include the "Four Seasons"series and the "Transcendence" installation, both of which blend traditional Japanese techniques with modern artistic approaches. His work has been exhibited worldwide, earning praise for its meticulous craftsmanship and conceptual depth.