#DRCL Midnight Children

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I don't normally write reviews, just because they take long if you want to be productive about what you say. It takes a real masterpiece to make me write a review. This is possibly the best horror manga that I've seen for a while. The art is absolutely stunning, to the point where I've got an entire folder dedicated to the astonishing, picturesque landscapes and much more. Diving a bit deeper into the manga, you will also see that the story is incredibly complex, even going as far as to just not make sense until you've read it like 3 times. The characters are also ... complex, with hints of ableism, feminism and LGBTQ+. It's amazing that the human mind can be so precise with an artistic object, that they can make something as amazing as this. It's up there on my manga-list for all these different reasons. I enjoyed this so much. From LGBTQIA+ to wacky visuals that feels like your in a hallucinogenic drug to heart-wrenching stories of tragedy, this manga has it all.

Overall, I highly recommend this to anybody who can understand the significance and difficulty of such exhilarating work.

Truly a Masterpiece.

Sakamoto Shinichi has truly blessed us with another timepiece masterpiece!!!

I have never read/seen the story of Dracula, so I can't say how good of an adaption/reimagined story this is. So far i'm digging the plot, it's one of those stories that makes more sense the more you read. It sort of just throws you into the story, the introduction is very brief, the action starts right away.

This goes without saying but the art is incredible. The amount of details, shading, and time spent on each panel just blows my mind. I purposely read this manga as slow as possible to visually take in all ... the aesthetics and scenes.

The characters are all a very unique bunch, neat designs and all different splashes of personality. The main girl character is quirky and I like how she's not afraid to show up the guys. To me she perfectly fits the lead role in this horror manga.

Overall i'm giving this manga ( these few chapters i've read ) a 10/10, I'm a huge fan of horror/vampires/timepieces so this is perfect! I highly suggest giving this one a try, just like the author's other works, it does not disappoint, i have 0 complaints.

Overall, shinichi sakamoto is a really confusing man who does not ever convey to the majority, after reading 13 chapters, just like how i finished reading innocent and innocent rouge, it left me perplexed and confused, what kind of message did he want to leave i asked myself?

On one hand there's boys kissing boys and on the other hand in each of his stories since kokou no hito there's the strong aspect of "God' and religion in each of his stories, and he doesn't seem to be mocking, disrespecting or shunning one or the other, unlike in vinland saga where the author deliberately puts dirt ... in the eyes of people who are religious.

It has made me come to the conclusion that shinichi sakamoto has concluded that all europeans were secretly gay back in the day, and that he was simply trying to convey and live what he thought the european people of that era was doing behind the historical records, and i suppose he is right, seeing america today has got me impressed that he was able to guess such a thing, props to you shinichi sakamoto.