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Manga purchases
Just got back from lunch (er, well, carrying my lunch with me to eat at my desk), where I hit Barnes & Noble. Lukcily they had Death Note vol. 1 so I can finally see Obata's artwork in high resolution and not in a 150 ppi scan. What they didn't have was Steady Beat, but Borders' online thingy claims the store near work has it, so I expect lunch tomorrow will consist of going to Borders.
However, what B&N did have was a novelization of Fullmetal Alchemist. I went ahead and got it, on the theory that might as well signal there's a market for novelizations, but what I REALLY want before I get into it is for one of you who's seen the anime and read the manga and tell me if it's closer to the anime or the manga.
*uses Death Note icon in honor of purchase*
However, what B&N did have was a novelization of Fullmetal Alchemist. I went ahead and got it, on the theory that might as well signal there's a market for novelizations, but what I REALLY want before I get into it is for one of you who's seen the anime and read the manga and tell me if it's closer to the anime or the manga.
*uses Death Note icon in honor of purchase*