Dandadan #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects chapters 97-106 of Yukinobu Tatsu's supernatural action-comedy series. The story continues with Momo, Okarun, and their allies facing increasingly bizarre and dangerous paranormal threats, blending high-stakes battles with the series' signature humor and character-driven moments.
In "I Just Wanna Leave Already," Momo faces a new kind of danger after the battle—nightfall and the ever-present threat of Reiko Kashima. With her ally the Serpoian now injured and missing part of his body, the two take shelter in a quiet internet cafe inside the same mall, seeking safety in the glow of screens and silence. Written by Yukinobu Tatsu, Kumar Sivasubramanian, and Jennifer LeBlanc, with art and inks by Tatsu and letters by Kyla Aiko, the issue's cover by Tatsu captures the moment’s tense stillness.
After fending off the twisted clones, Momo faces a new dread: the dark streets and the ever-present threat of Reiko Kashima. With the Serpoian injured and half-lost to the battle, they seek shelter in a dimly lit internet cafe within the same mall, the hum of screens their only company as night closes in.
In "Can Never Sleep at a Manga Cafe," Momo uncovers chilling truths about the Serpoian and the alien forces behind the interdimensional monsters, learning Vamola may have been more than just a scout. When she returns home, she’s met with a terrifying sight—her friends injured and the world she knew unraveling.
In "Spy," Jo finds herself caught between fury and fear as she confronts Vamola, driving her off the property in a moment of raw emotion. With Aira and Jiji barely able to move, the three of them brace for the Serpoian’s dire warning—five days until an alien invasion that could change everything.
In the quiet dread of a compromised safehouse, Jo and Ken face a desperate choice: trust the Serpoian’s hidden Earth base as their only refuge, but how do they get Ken—still critically injured—there without drawing the very dangers they’re fleeing?
In "Just Can't Stop," Momo struggles under the weight of recent trauma, her powers faltering as Ken’s injuries linger. Then, in the quiet dark, Ken’s consciousness drifts beyond his body—leaving Momo to face the unknown, both within and around her.
In "Astral Body Adventure," Ken’s attempt to answer a mysterious phone call sends his astral form hurtling through transmission waves to Osaka, where he stumbles upon Seiko and Turbo Granny locked in a desperate fight against a monstrous demon. The story unfolds with a mix of eerie suspense and surreal energy, as the trio confronts the unknown in a world where the line between phone signals and reality blurs.
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