Naoko Takeuchi

William Flanagan

When Minako Aino learns she has the power to transform into a hero, using a magic pen to become Sailor V, she protects the Earth from the evil agents from the Dark Agency.

Codename: Sailor

I've never actually read any Sailor Moon/Sailor V comic, so it was a bit of a shock to see the difference in style and personality. That being said, I did enjoy the individual adventures. 

I did find reading them all together could be a little grating as things develop slowly. Still had fun with it though.

Alex Landau

I've never actually read any Sailor Moon/Sailor V comic, so it was a bit of a shock to see the difference in style and personality. That being said, I did enjoy the individual adventures. 

I did find reading them all together could be a little grating as things develop slowly. Still had fun with it though.

Mary Graham

This just read very very young. It was also extremely repetitive every chapter was exactly the same; Minako swooning over an idol or handsome boy, said idol or handsome boy being evil, Sailor V coming in and defeating them in only 1- 2 pages. The defeat of each villain was exactly the same as well and I was just very bored getting through this. I wanted to read this series so I could read Sailor Moon, but I don't think I'm going to read the next volume and if Sailor Moon reads the same as this I may just skip the manga and just try and watch the anime at some point. 
I may have enjoyed this if I was much much younger, but it just was not for me.

Nikki Sojkowski

When I picked this up I actually didn't realize it was Sailor V instead of Sailor Moon. To be honest I was thoroughly disappointed by how similar they were. V is practically the same exact girl with the same looks, habits, and personality. I get that it's a prequel and all, but if you'r going to publish a manga, you could at least make it a little bit different? Her friend Hikaru looks exactly like Sailor Mercury and even the otaku nerd is the same. The plot wasn't very interesting either. The same exact thing happened EVERY chapter.

Its Valentine's Day and chocolates are being exchanged, but Minako Aino can't decide if she wants a crush to give her chocolates to, or just to eat them all herself. If stress of Valentine's Day wasn't already enough, now Sailor V has to contend with a chocolate shop fatting everyone up, and an evil spa draining people of their life force. It's up to her to defeat the Dark Agency and their servant deVleene and maybe even find a Valentine of her own. FINAL VOLUME! Codename: Sailor V, created by the author before she created the mega-popular Sailor Moon, has never before been available in the U.S. This books features: - An incredibly accurate translation! - Japanese-style, right-to-left reading! - New cover art never before seen in the U.S.! - The original Japanese character names! - Detailed translation notes!

Codename: Sailor

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