Attack on Titan #13

Volume 13 of Hajime Isayama's Attack on Titan assembles a tense, battle-ready group of soldiers inside what appears to be a dimly lit church or chapel, its tall stained-glass windows casting a warm, ominous glow. Standing at the center are several young fighters in civilian clothes and Survey Corps gear — one holding a long rifle over his shoulder, another with arms crossed in quiet defiance, and a determined young woman in a red dress gripping a staff — while a crouching figure lurks in the rafters above. With translation by Ko Ransom and lettering by Steve Wands, this 2014 Kodansha USA release captures the brooding, high-stakes atmosphere that has made Isayama's series such a compelling read.