Black Lagoon #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe fourth volume of the Black Lagoon manga series continues the high-stakes adventures of the Lagoon Company, a crew of mercenary pirates operating in the lawless waters of Southeast Asia. This collection includes the conclusion of the 'Rasta Blasta' arc and the beginning of the 'El Baile de la Muerte' story, as the crew faces off against a dangerous new enemy and navigates the treacherous underworld of Roanapur. Written and illustrated by Rei Hiroe, this volume maintains the series' signature blend of gritty action, dark humor, and morally complex characters.
In "Goat, Jihad, Rock 'N' Roll, Part 6," Rei Hiroe and Dan Kanemitsu deliver another sharp, grounded installment of Black Lagoon, where Revy puts her dangerous skills to unexpected use teaching Tokyo teens how to shoot, while Yukio grapples with the weight of leadership at just sixteen. Meanwhile, Mr. Bando faces a cold reality in his partnership with Balalaika, as the cracks in their alliance begin to show. The story’s tense, character-driven momentum is brought to life by Hiroe’s distinctive art and the layered inks of Hiroe, B-River, Itako, and John Hunt, with the cover by Hiroe capturing the series’ gritty, no-frills edge.
In "Fujiyama Gangsta Paradise, Part 2," Rock finds himself drawn to Yukio as tensions rise in the shadow of the Tokyo underworld. With Mr. Bando offering Ginji a chance to break free from the Washimine-Gumi and align with Hotel Moscow, loyalties are tested and the stakes grow dangerously personal.
In "Fujiyama Gangsta Paradise, Part 3," Revy puts her skills to unexpected use teaching Tokyo kids how to shoot, while sixteen-year-old Yukio faces mounting pressure to step into her family’s criminal legacy. Meanwhile, Mr. Bando begins to question the true nature of his partnership with Balalaika, as cracks in their alliance start to show.
In "Fujiyama Gangsta Paradise, Part 5," Yukio finds herself caught between duty and survival as the weight of clan leadership presses down on her. Ginji stands guard, trying to shield her from the storm, while Rock watches closely, sensing the tension beneath the surface. The line between loyalty and self-preservation grows thinner with every passing moment.
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