Hellsing: Volume 1

Hellsing: Volume 1 is the first volume in the Hellsing manga series. Originally it released in Japan on September 30th of 1998 by Shōnen Gahōsha, and then released in English on December 1, 2003 by Dark Horse Comics. In November 8th of 2023, Dark Horse Comics released a new paperback edition of Volume 1 of the Hellsing manga.

This volume is included in the first volume of the first Hellsing Deluxe Edition Hardcover released by Dark Horse Comics. The Hellsing manga was written and illustrated by Kouta Hirano.

The Hellsing TV series by Gonzo aired in 2001 - 2002, covers the first volume of the manga entirely from episode 1 - 3; while its remake, the Hellsing: Ultimate OVA covers it in its first volume, which adapted all the chapters and arcs included within volume 1 of the original manga.

Plot Synopsis
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Hellsing
Ten years ago, young Integra Hellsing ascended to the head of the Hellsing Organization after the death of her father Arthur. Her jealous uncle, Richard Hellsing, attempted to kill her, but awakened a dormant Alucard in the process, who proceeded to kill Richard's men. It is Integra who shoots and kills her uncle, thereby becoming the last descendant of the Hellsing bloodline. Alucard declared his allegiance to Integra and became her loyal servant.

In present day England, Alucard is called to duty to eradicate a vampire and his ghouls. However, a female police officer named Seras Victoria is gravely injured in the process, and upon her saying she's a virgin, Alucard turns her into his vampire servant. Alucard then teaches her how to fight like a proper vampire by letting her take out Jessica after Alucard had already killed Leif. Later, on a mission to hunt down a vampire in the town of Badrick in Nothern Ireland, Alucard meets and fights Father Alexander Anderson for the first time.


 * -|Crossfire=

Crossfire
The relief center in the Palestine refugee of the Vatican was raided by a group of Islamic extremists named "Avlah Aqvalah" who demanded $10 Million in-exchange for the hostages taken by the group of terrorists. In response, the Pope counts on Iscariot to deal with the extremists; in which, the commander of Iscariot, Enrico Maxwell, orders one of his elite agent, Heinkel Wolfe to go on a mission there. Back at the refugee camp on Palestine, Aphram, the leader of Avlah Aqvalah almost ends up killing one of the nuns there; if not for Heinkel to come in a clutch.

Thinking that it's the man the Vatican had sent to give the money, he demands it but however; Heinkel ignores and focuses on the nun named "Yumiko", and asked her to let "Yumie" out. Refusing and with no choice left, Heinkel punches Yumie in the jaw straight up, and shooting started. However, Yumiko waked up an entirely different person; the nun went from innocent, to a cold blooded murderer and later, she and Heinkel slaughters the extremists and saved the hostages.

Hellsing

 * Alucard
 * Pastor
 * Integra Hellsing
 * Seras Victoria
 * Richard Hellsing
 * Arthur Hellsing
 * Leif and Jessica
 * Alexander Anderson
 * Renaldo
 * Walter C. Dornez

Crossfire

 * Enrico Maxwell
 * Yumiko Takagi
 * Heinkel Wolfe

Afterword
Introductions=

Introduction








Character Introductions

 * Which Don't Explain Anything




 * -|About Crossfire=

About Crossfire

 * -|Special Thanks=

Trivia

 * Alucard's gun, the Casull's inscription is normally "HELLSING ARMS WEAPON Hellsing 454 Casull INDUSTRIAL CO.LTD."; however, the cover of the first volume features Alucard and the Casull; but its inscription instead reads out "Hellsing 30mm clockwork giant PANDAS".