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Attack on Titan manga · singles, omnibus & Colossal Editions · special orders welcome · Comic King, Edmonton
Attack on Titan Manga - The Complete Comic King Guide
Attack on Titan is Hajime Isayama's landmark dark fantasy — humanity walled in against man-eating giants, and a mystery that rewrites itself with every answer. The story is complete at 34 volumes, and Comic King carries it in Edmonton in singles, omnibus editions, and the oversized Colossal Editions — with special orders available for anything not on the shelf.
Quick Facts
Story: Post-apocalyptic dark fantasy — survival, freedom, and one of fiction's great long-game mysteries.
Length: 34 volumes — a finished story with a beginning, middle, and end.
Status: Complete — nothing left to wait for.
Publisher: Kodansha (Japan and English).
Age guide: Older teen — graphic violence and heavy themes.
Formats: Single volumes · omnibus · box sets · oversized Colossal Editions.
At Comic King: Carried across formats — special orders welcome for anything not on the shelf.
Where Do I Start?
At Volume 1 — and unlike the ongoing giants of the manga wall, you can start Attack on Titan knowing the ending is already on the shelf.
New readers: Volume 1, or Colossal Edition 1 if you want the premium oversized experience from the first page.
Finished the anime? The manga is the original telling, and reading it back-to-back is a different experience from the decade-long wait — many fans say the story lands harder in one run.
Binge readers: this is the single best complete-story binge in the store.
The Complete Run, Arc by Arc
Every arc and exactly which volumes it lives in — find your place, fill a gap, or see which Colossal Edition covers the arc you love.
Every Format You Can Buy
Not sure which? Tell us how you read and we'll match the format. Anything not on the shelf can be special-ordered on request.
Screen & Series Status
Updated July 2026: the story is complete on every front — the manga ended at 34 volumes, the anime concluded its adaptation, and The Last Attack compilation film brought the finale to theatres in early 2025. There is nothing left to wait for, which is exactly the pitch: Attack on Titan is now a finished modern classic you can experience whole, at your own pace.
Collector's Corner
The Colossal Editions are the collector format — oversized, exclusive color pages, and complete matched sets have become genuinely sought-after shelf pieces. If a walk-in collection includes the full seven, that's a premium trade. The spin-offs round out a superfan shelf: No Regrets (Levi's origin), Before the Fall, and the gleefully absurd Junior High. Have a collection to sell? Bring it in — we buy complete and partial runs, and if you're one volume short of finishing yours, we can special-order the gap.
FAQ - the three we hear most
Is the Attack on Titan manga finished?
Yes — completely. The story runs 34 volumes with a definitive ending, and the anime adaptation is finished as well. That makes it one of the best series to start today: no hiatuses, no waiting years between arcs, just a complete modern classic you can read at whatever pace you like.
Where should I start reading Attack on Titan?
Volume 1 — the story is one continuous mystery, and the early chapters plant details that matter enormously later. If you want the premium experience, Colossal Edition 1 covers the opening arcs in one oversized book. Anime viewers start at Volume 1 too: it's the same story in its original form, and rereading the beginning after knowing the ending is half the fun.
Is Attack on Titan okay for younger readers?
It's best for older teens and up. The violence is graphic and the themes — war, loss, moral compromise — are heavy and treated seriously. For a younger reader who wants the flavour without the weight, the Junior High spin-off is the playful all-ages take. When in doubt, flip through a volume in-store and judge for your own reader.