dark than black

Yes, Darker Than Black manga has wrapped up. The storylines have been resolved and there are no more new chapters being released.

Of course! I recommend you to read the novel "I'm Living off a Woman in the Apocalypse". The plot is quite intense and exciting. It's filled with the danger of the apocalypse and the aura of darkness. The male protagonist is also a Dark Summoner! I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

Dark Sarah in the 'dark sarah behind the black veil story' is likely a central character. Given the name, she could be associated with darkness, which might imply she has a dark personality, or she is involved in dark deeds. The black veil could be something she uses to either hide her identity from those she doesn't trust or as a symbol of her connection to a darker world. She could be a character who has been wronged in the past and is now seeking revenge, and the veil is part of her new, more secretive identity.

Black feathers are also quite interesting. They can be used in art projects or as part of costumes for their unique color. A black umbrella can be both practical and stylish. And black - painted wooden furniture can add a touch of elegance and sophistication to a room.

It's not straightforward. Both Black Noir and Homelander have their unique skills and powers. It depends on the specific situation and context in the comic storyline.

I don't think so. The Black Panther comic has a specific publication history, but it's unlikely to be older than a political party, which often has a much longer background and establishment.

I think it's a matter of taste. The manga has its charm in presenting the story in a raw form. The anime, on the other hand, can enhance the action scenes and add a new dimension. Ultimately, it comes down to what you value more in a storytelling medium.

I don't know who created the 'Black Raft Dark Story'. It could be an independent writer or a relatively unknown storyteller.

Well, without more context, it's difficult to say precisely. However, it might be a story that uses the black raft as a symbol. The 'dark' in the title could imply that the story has elements of the unknown, fear, or even moral ambiguity. For example, the people on the raft could be facing internal or external challenges that are not only physically dangerous but also psychologically complex. They might be dealing with issues such as survival, trust among themselves, and the mystery of what lies ahead in the dark waters.

Good and evil. In many stories, the struggle between good characters and evil ones forms the core conflict. For example, in fairy tales, the hero representing good often battles the villain representing evil.