Biomega is a story that quite literally transcends time and space. The story starts deep in the future, following Zoichi Kanoe, a synthetic human and agent tasked with finding a human who can resist the N5S infection. A disease that has turned much of humanity into zombie-like creatures known as "Drones."
That's about as much detail as I want to give about this manga. It really is something that you should go into blind, like me. I will not pretend that everyone will enjoy this story. There's a good amount of purely tragic deaths, dialogue, and concepts that will go over most people's heads, massive amounts
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Nov 27, 2022
Hellsing is a badass adventure. Filled with plenty of kickass action, sharp art, fun comedic moments, memorable characters, and executions. The story follows the seemingly immortal vampire and servant, Alucard. Tasked with hunting down his own kind for his master, Integra Hellsing.
Alucard has been an obedient servant for several years by the time the story begins. However, we get to experience the Hellsing Organisation's toughest challenge yet: when a routine assignment fetches Alucard his own vampire servant, and later on, info that starts Alucard and co's. hunt for sinister enemies from the past. Action is the epitome of this book and what hooks you in, ... 
Nov 26, 2022
Akira is certainly a classic, worthy of the praise and comparisons when modern manga is released. Many panels are true beauties of art with quite a gripping story to go along with the pretty picture show. The story focuses mainly on the relationship between the brash and flawed but likable Shoutarou Kaneda and his best friend. The, at first, timid and lonely Tetsuo Shima.
The best part of the story: is the connecting journey they drift into together in the heart of the 2019 sci-fi city of Neo-Tokyo. A city lurking with far more than just dangerous biker gangs and pill-popping psychos. It quickly evolves into ... 
Jul 11, 2022
Ashita no Joe
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Ashita no Joe is the first manga I've ever finished. No other manga has gripped me to read 20 chapters, let alone 20 𝘷𝘰𝘭𝘶𝘮𝘦𝘴. The struggle, rise and end of Joe Yabuki alongside Danpei Tange is legendary in short.
The brutality of each punch delivered by and to Joe is a masterpiece of art, sprinkled with perfectly drawn serene moments. Characters are also done exquisitely by the ink. Aging with each volume, and not just by a switch of clothes. Even though it's a story that revolves around the sport of boxing, it's true focus is the heart of the boxers. About every main and supporting character ... |
