Green Blood

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Revolver men, assassins, duels and a quest for a mysterious missing parent. 

Made by the same autor these two are very good works, especially Green Blood. Both have a nice story, even though Hideout is a short novel covered in a volume. They are not similar in the story they tell, but one thing they have in common is their beautiiful draw art, made with too much care.  

Both manga are set in the American Wild West, and have similar elements, such as gunfights, romance and conspiracies between politicians and bandits. The main difference is that Green Blood is more serious and mature, while Angel Gunfighter is more light-hearted. 

Both are highly different, but are united in that they are set in the USA and are based in two genres based from and influenced from their culture: film noir and western. 

-similar vibe -revenge stories -realistic -morally gray characters 

Who loves revenge stories. Journeys about beloved getting revenge on an organization or individual. Green blood is sorta similar to a revenge story like Vinland Saga except for the setting. The setting takes place in the reconstruction era in the U.S. It has a lot of action and the characters go on a journey like Vinland Saga to carry out their mission Without saying anything else it's a good and short read.  

Both manga have a similar setting, as they are both set in post-Civil War America. They have many tropes from the western genre, especially the duels between gunslingers. They both have great art and similar tone, although JoJo has supernatural elements, while Green Blood is more realistic. 

How often do you get to read a wild west manga? For those who enjoyed Green blood which is a lot like Hollywood movie Gangs of New York with Leonardo Di Caprio, I bet would enjoy reading Blaster Knuckle which is a lot like Django Unchained, just with monsters... both are action packed seinens filled with pursuit of revenge. 

Both of these titles share a similar art style and both of them are beautifully drawn historical manga with very well paced stories and involves fairly realistic fight scenes with no super powers or super moves but rather more on tactics and simple but brutal fight scenes such as savage stabbing and shooting. Both titles also have a fair share of sex and gore but not too much like in Battle Royale, it won't make you throw your lunch if you get queezy watching guts get splattered across the entire page, but rather these titles show plenty of death and a lot of bodily mutilations but so far they have yet to show too much intestines and other innards littering the panels read more 

Both are beautifully drawn historical manga with great attention to detail. Both also have a similar action sequence where the characters while being very strong are not godlike beings with intense super powers, instead both are very strong but very vulnerable characters who often kill other characters with a single strike be it a gunshot or stabbing and slashing but they themselves are also very susceptible to the same punishment  

Both are similar in the way that the main characters are hired guns that only those who hire them know what they are. Green Blood is set is the wild west of America whereas Dendrobates is modern day Japan 

They have a similar setting with slums, gangs, brothels and so on, and they both have an antihero as protagonist. Although they are both quite dark, the ambience in Green Blood seems much bleaker. And only Aiyoku no Eustia has some fantasy elements. 

Stories about a badass hitman in a corrupt city run by gangs 

To exact revenge on the person who abandoned them for a long time, that is the sole reason why Gama and Burn brothers continue on living.