CLAMP - Cardcaptor Sakura Omnibus Manga

Cardcaptor Sakura is a Japanese magical girl manga series by the all-female creative collective CLAMP. The story follows Sakura Kinomoto, a ten-year-old elementary school student who accidentally releases a set of magical cards known as the Clow Cards after opening a mysterious book in her father's library. Tasked by Cerberus, the guardian of the cards, Sakura must capture them one by one to prevent a looming catastrophe, all while balancing her school life, her secret identity, and her burgeoning feelings for those around her.

The series is renowned for its intricate, ornate art style, iconic costume designs, and its positive, inclusive depiction of friendship and love. It is widely considered a cornerstone of the magical girl genre, celebrated for subverting tropes and focusing on the growth and resilience of its young protagonist rather than just physical conflict.

It remains one of the most successful and culturally significant series in manga history, having spawned a sprawling media franchise including anime adaptations, films, and a direct sequel series, Clear Card, which continues the story of Sakura’s magical adventures.

**Sleeping figures sold separately, here's where you can find them!

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Other Notable Works

CLAMP: Magic Knight Rayearth, Chobits, Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle, xxxHolic
Naoko Takeuchi: Sailor Moon (Thematic contemporary and genre peer)

Series Details

Japanese Name: カードキャプターさくら (Kādokyaputā Sakura)
English Title: Cardcaptor Sakura
Story: CLAMP
Art: CLAMP
Original Publisher: Kodansha (Nakayoshi)
English Publisher: Tokyopop (Original) / Dark Horse Comics (Collector’s Editions)
Release Years: 1996–2000
Volumes: 12 (Original) / 9 (Collector's Edition)
Age Rating: All Ages
Genre: Magical Girl, Fantasy, Adventure, Shoujo

**Comics & manga are assumed VG+ or better unless otherwise noted. No broken spines, no writing, no stickers, and may have light shelf wear. Mid-2000s or earlier manga may have slight yellowing due to the age of the paper. All manga and comics are assumed to be pre-owned.