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	\|'''11'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon11_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 11]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 11\|天下一のスーパーバトル!!<br />''Tenka'ichi no Sūpā Batoru!!''<br />'''The World's Greatest Super Battle!!''']]\|\|121-132\|\|10 February 1988<br />(ISBN 4-08-851608-7)\|\|¥360 (no tax)		\|'''11'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon11_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 11]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 11\|天下一のスーパーバトル!!<br />''Tenka'ichi no Sūpā Batoru!!''<br />'''The World's Greatest Super Battle!!''']]\|\|121-132\|\|10 February 1988<br />(ISBN 4-08-851608-7)\|\|¥360 (no tax)
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	\|'''12'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon12_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 12]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 12\|ピッコロ大魔王の恐怖!<br />''Pikkoro Daimaō no Kyōfu!''<br />'''The Terror of Piccolo ~~Daimaō~~!''']]\|\|133-144\|\|08 April 1988<br />(ISBN 4-08-851609-5)\|\|¥360 (no tax)		\|'''12'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon12_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 12]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 12\|ピッコロ大魔王の恐怖!<br />''Pikkoro Daimaō no Kyōfu!''<br />'''The Terror of Demon King Piccolo!''']]\|\|133-144\|\|08 April 1988<br />(ISBN 4-08-851609-5)\|\|¥360 (no tax)
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	\|'''13'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon13_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 13]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 13\|孫悟空の逆襲!?<br />''Son Gokū no Gyakushū!?''<br />'''Son Goku's Counterattack?!''']]\|\|145-156\|\|10 June 1988<br />(ISBN 4-08-851610-9)\|\|¥360 (no tax)		\|'''13'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon13_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 13]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 13\|孫悟空の逆襲!?<br />''Son Gokū no Gyakushū!?''<br />'''Son Goku's Counterattack?!''']]\|\|145-156\|\|10 June 1988<br />(ISBN 4-08-851610-9)\|\|¥360 (no tax)
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	\|'''17'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon17_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 17]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 17\|かつてない恐怖<br />''Katsute Nai Kyōfu''<br />'''An Unprecedented Terror''']]\|\|193-204\|\|10 May 1989<br />(ISBN 4-08-851614-1)\|\|¥359 + 3% tax		\|'''17'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon17_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 17]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 17\|かつてない恐怖<br />''Katsute Nai Kyōfu''<br />'''An Unprecedented Terror''']]\|\|193-204\|\|10 May 1989<br />(ISBN 4-08-851614-1)\|\|¥359 + 3% tax
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	\|'''18'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon18_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 18]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 18\|孫悟飯とピッコロ大魔王<br />''Son Gohan to Pikkoro Daimaō''<br />'''Son Gohan and Piccolo ~~Daimaō~~''']]\|\|205-216\|\|10 July 1989<br />(ISBN 4-08-851615-X)\|\|¥359 + 3% tax		\|'''18'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon18_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 18]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 18\|孫悟飯とピッコロ大魔王<br />''Son Gohan to Pikkoro Daimaō''<br />'''Son Gohan and Demon King Piccolo''']]\|\|205-216\|\|10 July 1989<br />(ISBN 4-08-851615-X)\|\|¥359 + 3% tax
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	\|'''19'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon19_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 19]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 19\|いそげ!孫悟空<br />''Isoge! Son Gokū''<br />'''Hurry, Son Goku!''']]\|\|217-228\|\|10 November 1989<br />(ISBN 4-08-851616-8)\|\|¥359 + 3% tax		\|'''19'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon19_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 19]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 19\|いそげ!孫悟空<br />''Isoge! Son Gokū''<br />'''Hurry, Son Goku!''']]\|\|217-228\|\|10 November 1989<br />(ISBN 4-08-851616-8)\|\|¥359 + 3% tax

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	The ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga first appeared in ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]'', a popular manga anthology magazine in Japan, on '''20 November 1984''', where it would remain a staple for nearly ten and a half years. Each week a new chapter would be published with approximately 14 pages per chapter. In comparison, more recent manga series, such as ''Naruto'' and ''One Piece'', contain roughly 20 pages per chapter. Occasionally some pages, and sometimes whole chapters, were printed in color, but the vast majority of the series was published in black-and-white. Ten and a half years later, when it finally came to a close, the series had come to a total of 520 chapters, including one side-story, which was an amazing feat at the time.		The ''[[Dragon Ball (manga)\|Dragon Ball]]'' manga first appeared in ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]'', a popular manga anthology magazine in Japan, on '''20 November 1984''', where it would remain a staple for nearly ten and a half years. Each week a new chapter would be published with approximately 14 pages per chapter. In comparison, more recent manga series, such as ''Naruto'' and ''One Piece'', contain roughly 20 pages per chapter. Occasionally some pages, and sometimes whole chapters, were printed in color, but the vast majority of the series was published in black-and-white. Ten and a half years later, when it finally came to a close, the series had come to a total of 520 chapters, including one side-story, which was an amazing feat at the time.

	Beginning in '''September 1985''', these weekly manga chapters began to be compiled into separate volumes called ''tankōbon'' (単行本; "separate volume"). In most English-speaking countries, the ''tankōbon'' are referred to as "graphic novels", while most people in Japan simply refer to them as "comics" (コミックス), taken from English. Each ''tankōbon'' volume contained roughly 12 chapters and was printed in a greyscale format only. Unfortunately, this meant that all of the original colored pages from ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'' could only be viewed in greyscale. This issue was later rectified with the ''[[Dragon Ball Kanzenban\|kanzenban]]'' releases, which retained the original color pages.		Beginning in '''September 1985''', these weekly manga chapters began to be compiled into separate volumes called ''tankōbon'' (単行本; "separate volume"). In most English-speaking countries, the ''tankōbon'' are referred to as "graphic novels", while most people in Japan simply refer to them as "comics" (コミックス), taken from English. Each ''tankōbon'' volume contained roughly 12 chapters and was printed in a greyscale format only. Unfortunately, this meant that all of the original colored pages from ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'' could only be viewed in greyscale. This issue was later rectified with the ''[[Dragon Ball Kanzenban\|kanzenban]]'' releases, which retained the original color pages.

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	The ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga first appeared in ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]'', a popular manga anthology magazine in Japan, on '''20 November 1984''', where it would remain a staple for nearly ten and a half years. Each week a new chapter would be published with approximately 14 pages per chapter. In comparison, more recent manga series, such as ''Naruto'' and ''One Piece'', contain roughly 20 pages per chapter. Occasionally some pages, and sometimes whole chapters, were printed in color, but the vast majority of the series was published in black-and-white. Ten and a half years later, when it finally came to a close, the series had come to a total of 520 chapters, including one side-story, which was an amazing feat at the time.		The ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga first appeared in ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]'', a popular manga anthology magazine in Japan, on '''20 November 1984''', where it would remain a staple for nearly ten and a half years. Each week a new chapter would be published with approximately 14 pages per chapter. In comparison, more recent manga series, such as ''Naruto'' and ''One Piece'', contain roughly 20 pages per chapter. Occasionally some pages, and sometimes whole chapters, were printed in color, but the vast majority of the series was published in black-and-white. Ten and a half years later, when it finally came to a close, the series had come to a total of 520 chapters, including one side-story, which was an amazing feat at the time.

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List of Tankōbon Volumes

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	\|'''39'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon39_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 39]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 39\|さらば誇り高き戦士<br />''Saraba Hokori Takaki Senshi''<br />'''Farewell, Proud Warrior''']]\|\|460-472\|\|02 December 1994<br />(ISBN 4-08-851498-X)\|\|¥379 + 3% tax		\|'''39'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon39_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 39]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 39\|さらば誇り高き戦士<br />''Saraba Hokori Takaki Senshi''<br />'''Farewell, Proud Warrior''']]\|\|460-472\|\|02 December 1994<br />(ISBN 4-08-851498-X)\|\|¥379 + 3% tax
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	\|'''40'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon40_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 40]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 40\|地球軍、最後の秘密兵器!!<br />''Chikyūgun, Saigo no Himitsu Heiki!!''<br />'''The Earth Army's ~~Final~~ Secret Weapon!!''']]\|\|473-485\|\|03 March 1995<br />(ISBN 4-08-851499-8)\|\|¥379 + 3% tax		\|'''40'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon40_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 40]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 40\|地球軍、最後の秘密兵器!!<br />''Chikyūgun, Saigo no Himitsu Heiki!!''<br />'''The Earth Army's Ultimate Secret Weapon!!''']]\|\|473-485\|\|03 March 1995<br />(ISBN 4-08-851499-8)\|\|¥379 + 3% tax
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	\|'''41'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon41_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 41]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 41\|がんばれ超ゴテンクスくん<br />''Ganbare Sūpā Gotenkusu-kun''<br />'''Do Your Best, Super Gotenks-''kun''''']]\|\|486-502\|\|02 June 1995<br />(ISBN 4-08-851500-5)\|\|¥379 + 3% tax		\|'''41'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon41_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 41]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 41\|がんばれ超ゴテンクスくん<br />''Ganbare Sūpā Gotenkusu-kun''<br />'''Do Your Best, Super Gotenks-''kun''''']]\|\|486-502\|\|02 June 1995<br />(ISBN 4-08-851500-5)\|\|¥379 + 3% tax

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References

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	\|'''42'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon42_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 42]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 42\|バイバイドラゴンワールド<br />''Baibai Doragon Wārudo''<br />'''Bye-Bye, Dragon World''']]\|\|503-519\|\|04 August 1995<br />(ISBN 4-08-851090-9)\|\|¥379 + 3% tax		\|'''42'''\|\|width=55\|[[File:db_tankobon42_cover.png\|50px\|link=Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 42]]\|\|align=left\|[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon Volume 42\|バイバイドラゴンワールド<br />''Baibai Doragon Wārudo''<br />'''Bye-Bye, Dragon World''']]\|\|503-519\|\|04 August 1995<br />(ISBN 4-08-851090-9)\|\|¥379 + 3% tax
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	~~==References==~~
	~~{{Reflist}}~~

	{{Manga}}		{{Manga}}

	[[Category:Tankōbon\|*]]		[[Category:Tankōbon\|*]]

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References

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	[[Category:Dragon Ball]]		[[Category:Dragon Ball]]
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	==Digital Release==		==Digital Release==
	All 42 volumes of the Dragon Ball Tankōbon were released digitally on '''12 October 2012'''. These digital releases are identical to their respective printed versions, being available in greyscale only as well, and feature the new "refreshed" covers. It should be noted that the color editions are not identical to the ''tankōbon'' release, in both print or digital formats, as they contain differing chapter counts.		All 42 volumes of the Dragon Ball Tankōbon were released digitally on '''12 October 2012'''. These digital releases are identical to their respective printed versions, being available in greyscale only as well, and feature the new "refreshed" covers. It should be noted that the digital color editions are not identical to the ''tankōbon'' release, in both print or digital formats, as they contain differing chapter counts.

	==List of Tankōbon Volumes==		==List of Tankōbon Volumes==

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	==Digital Release==		==Digital Release==
	All 42 volumes of the Dragon Ball Tankōbon were released digitally on '''12 October 2012'''. These digital releases are identical to their respective printed versions, being available in greyscale only as well, and feature the new "refreshed" covers. It should be noted that the ~~[[Dragon Ball Full Color\|Full Color]] releases~~ are not identical to the ''tankōbon'' release, in both print or digital formats, as they contain differing chapter counts.		All 42 volumes of the Dragon Ball Tankōbon were released digitally on '''12 October 2012'''. These digital releases are identical to their respective printed versions, being available in greyscale only as well, and feature the new "refreshed" covers. It should be noted that the color editions are not identical to the ''tankōbon'' release, in both print or digital formats, as they contain differing chapter counts.

	==List of Tankōbon Volumes==		==List of Tankōbon Volumes==

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	Beginning in '''September 1985''', these weekly manga chapters began to be compiled into separate volumes called ''tankōbon'' (単行本; "separate volume"). In most English-speaking countries, the ''tankōbon'' are referred to as "graphic novels", while most people in Japan simply refer to them as "comics" (コミックス), taken from English. Each ''tankōbon'' volume contained roughly 12 chapters and was printed in a greyscale format only. Unfortunately, this meant that all of the original colored pages from ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'' could only be viewed in greyscale. This issue was later rectified with the ''[[Dragon Ball Kanzenban\|kanzenban]]'' releases, which retained the original color pages.		Beginning in '''September 1985''', these weekly manga chapters began to be compiled into separate volumes called ''tankōbon'' (単行本; "separate volume"). In most English-speaking countries, the ''tankōbon'' are referred to as "graphic novels", while most people in Japan simply refer to them as "comics" (コミックス), taken from English. Each ''tankōbon'' volume contained roughly 12 chapters and was printed in a greyscale format only. Unfortunately, this meant that all of the original colored pages from ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'' could only be viewed in greyscale. This issue was later rectified with the ''[[Dragon Ball Kanzenban\|kanzenban]]'' releases, which retained the original color pages.

			Each of the first 12 ''tankōbon'' volumes contains a short, two-page Q&A session with author Akira Toriyama entitled, "Toriyama-''san'''s ''Dragon Ball'' Ask-Me-Anything Corner", where he answers questions sent in by readers. Anyone was able to send in a postcard to the address listed in the book, and individuals whose submissions ran in a subsequent volume were promised a signed illustration from Toriyama himself. This solicitation remained in place in all printings through mid-1995 (the end of the series' run in ''Weekly Shōnen Jump''), after which it was removed.

	==Refreshed Covers==		==Refreshed Covers==
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	==Digital Release==		==Digital Release==
	All 42 volumes of the Dragon Ball Tankōbon were released digitally on '''12 October 2012'''.		All 42 volumes of the Dragon Ball Tankōbon were released digitally on '''12 October 2012'''. These digital releases are identical to their respective printed versions, being available in greyscale only as well, and feature the new "refreshed" covers. It should be noted that the [[Dragon Ball Full Color\|Full Color]] releases are not identical to the ''tankōbon'' release, in both print or digital formats, as they contain differing chapter counts.

	==List of Tankōbon Volumes==		==List of Tankōbon Volumes==
	{{see\|List of Dragon Ball Chapters}}		{{see\|List of Dragon Ball Chapters}}

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