Books like Naruto, Vol. 28: Homecoming

Whatever else you can say about this one, it feels and reads like a brand new series. Two years have passed. Nostalgia abounds, and what a funny sequence it was.So much has changed, and everyone has risen in the world, new ranks, new skills... and Naruto alone of his class has remained a lowly genin. Never mind that he's been training with a legendary sage. He's still far, far behind the rest of his peers.The dichotomy is pretty amusing, since he's the most powerful among them.New story arc! Things are moving quick now.