The absence of color pages is not striking, since the tone of the story does not claim them either. It would be different if it were a fantastic cut story where the reader, although accustomed to black and white, always appreciates a colorful note.
Regarding the graphic section, Masasumi Kakizaki's work is, in general, good. But not bright at all. There are vignettes where the bodies are disproportionate or poorly designed, for example, by placing the eyes on an impossible axis. Instead, there are very good and impressive illustrations.the adjective that best suits this situation is inconstant.But hey, this is a story where the script
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Jul 16, 2019
Sakamoto desu ga?
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It's interesting Sakamoto, why? That break of the rules: Sakamoto is not only making fun of his teammates but the strategies seen a thousand times in the manga, that bad gandul that results in rancid and unoriginal scenes and that give rise to comics always built from the Same schemes: the cool poses, the moral hero or the exaggerated and absurd polarities. The work of Nami Sano rejects that boring creation accustomed to cliché and does it based on that parodic humor but purely absurd and exaggerated so typical Japanese.
A fun and interesting work that works as a parody of the most viewed and used ... 
Jul 12, 2019
a fantastic compilation of short stories that serves as a great introduction to the art of Boichi. Despite the seemingly unconnected stories can be found that thematic link between all of them, and that ecological and naturalist argument of the author who warns of the danger that involves the human being for the planet and for himself, while leaving that feeling that we can still be able to change the situation. An apparently superficial tome about dystopian science fiction, which contains a sad and melancholic vision of life and existence and the need to put in place values that are increasingly alien to humanity. All
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Jul 11, 2019
It is a masterpiece on an artistic level, few works can be brought to its graphic height since Boichi is a true master of the drawing. And it is also a work that perfectly dominates the themes that it intends to reflect to become a sleeve of fast-paced action, overflowing sensuality and an unstoppable rhythm.
It is not a profound work, but it is tremendously entertaining, it has some of the most spectacular scenes that can be seen today and has enough plot to hook, and even leave the door open to a sequel, or a link with other works from the universe of Boich Previous - |
