Yan #1
| Writer | Chang Sheng |
| Artist | Chang Sheng |
| Cover Price | $17.99 |
From the award-winning writer of Oldmen and The Hidden Level, Chang Sheng now delivers an action-packed and genre-bending thriller.
Compelling characters and a suspenseful story force readers to choose between order or the supernatural, and peace or vengeance.
Immerse yourself in a riveting tale of mystery and horror with Yan Volume 1, a masterpiece by the award-winning writer and artist Chang Sheng.
Embark on a journey of suspense and action, as the mystery of Yen Tieh-hua's return leaves a trail of death and destruction. Despite having been declared dead ten years prior, in prison records, she is now
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The Graphic Library - Sara Campbell
Dec 28, 2025This larger format, 10"+ sized manga is the perfect way to appreciate Sheng's gorgeously detailed illustrations and intense fighting throughout volume one. From the very first page, Sheng draws the reader in with a dark, viral moment that resonates with readers who are often caught in a cycle of scrollable content on their own devices. These reels often start off innocuous, just as Yan's did. Once we are hooked with this dark setting, Sheng doesn't let up with twist after twist of beautifully realized and choreographed fights. The mystery builds steadily and new characters are introduced skillfully and brought in with distinguished personalities, movements, and voicing. From start to finish, this was a wild, entertaining, beautiful ride, and the ending promises even more outlandish fun to come. Read Full Review
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9.0
Comic Crusaders - Al Mega
May 21, 2026As a complete three-volume experience, YAN is bold, stylish, haunting, and absolutely deserving of attention from manga readers, horror fans, action junkies, mystery lovers, and anyone who wants international comics that feel fresh, fearless, and emotionally charged. Titan Manga deserves a big shoutout for bringing this Taiwanese powerhouse to English-language readers because this is exactly the kind of series that expands the conversation around what manga can be. YAN is revenge opera. It is supernatural noir. It is sci-fi tragedy. It is action cinema on paper. And above all, it is a reminder that the past does not stay dead just because the powerful want it buried. The Crusade stamp is strong on this one. Read Full Review
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