Faeries' Landing, Vol.1 Paperback – January 6, 2004

Personally I like the cutesie drawing style and the basic story line. The first book didn't really interest me all that much but I feel that things picked up alot starting from the second book onward.As for the whole "faerie", "avalon", no make sense thing, it's the fault of the translators. The faeries aren't supposed to be part of "avalon" (I have no idea why they associated these two together, they most definetly are not from "avalon" in the original), they're figures from old korean "mythology." In fact, I'm not even sure you could call them "faeries" exactly. *sigh* thats what you get from some of these translators.

This manga is one of the best I've ever read. The plot is great. Fanta is a cutey and the origins of the story are that of real mythology. It's GREAT!!! One small thing however, I would not recamend it to anyone under the age of 16 (^.^)Hope that helped...Happy reading(~.^)

Well, I am a faerie obsessor so I saw the title of this and immediatly bought it! And was it worth it? OH YEAH! This story is wonderful! The charactors are well developed, and there are many ties with real mythology! A great buy!

Overall it's a decent, cute story (granted i've only read three volumes so far) Boy gets life overthrown by supernatural girl; we've seen this plot before. the manga, er mangwha? has it's moments. some of the artwork is sloppy but some panels are very well done making it worth it to at least look at it. the story is sometimes jumbled and hard to follow and at certain points it drags. it gets more interesting as it goes along though. i like the characters, i like the humor and will continue reading it, however i wouldn't recommend spending your money on it. go to the library like me and just check them to enjoy.