'Attack on Titan'
'Attack on Titan' has now dropped the first look at its final volume's cover art. (Photo: Instacodez/Flickr/Public Domain Mark 1.0 (https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/))

Attack on Titan manga may have ended, but fans are still waiting for its final volume's release. To hype the series more, the franchise drops the first look to its cover art.

Attack on Titan manga has officially come to a close on April 9. Now that almost a month has passed, the series excites fans once more with Volume 34's release.

According to Comicbook, the artwork has surfaced online this week as the final volume's release is inching closer. It will contain the last few chapters of the series, so fans know what to expect here.

The final arc features a lot of action-packed scenes. Though its intense turn of events can't be seen here, the dramatic feel that the tree brings can be felt.

The cover art doesn't feature the gory and terrifying events that happen in the last chapters. It just shows the fan-favorite heroes and villains as kids, looking free and unproblematic in the field.

Eren is standing by the three with his hand resting on its trunk while Mikasa and Armin seem to approach him. Annie, Bertholdt, Ymir, Erwin, and others can be seen coming their way on the different side.

There are no Titans on sight, just a peaceful and calm surrounding, which seems to suggest what will happen in the end. Aside from the cover art, Amiami Japan drops a new special Survey Corps recruitment poster, fictionally inviting fans to join the battle against the Titans.

"Urgent Recruitment Dedicate Your Heart," the poster reads. "I Want You For Survey Corps."

Aside from the manga, all eyes are now on its anime adaptation, which is also on its final season. So, some fans choose not to read the manga's last chapters to preserve the fun of discovering what will happen next and how things will end in the anime.

Attack on Titan Volume 34 will first drop in Japan. Sadly, it will take a little while before it is out in the U.S.

Its English version will be released on October 19, so fans who want to read the manga as early as now can do so by subscribing to Crunchyroll's premium plan. Individual issues, on the other hand, are for sale Comixology.

Are you now waiting to see the Attack on Titan Volume 34? What do you think of its art cover? Share your comments below.