Maoh is one of those stories that had me hooked on the art alone. It begins simply, but quickly changes as new situations are brought to the table. It was fascinating to fallow the characters into the bizarre, and I mean bizarre as in inhuman powers, though not over done, and dabbling into the more dark side of humanity. Pretty quickly you start seeing the plot shift from dealing with bullies, and mean kids on the streets to something far more complex. A nation bullying their people, and what change is right, or what change is completely wrong. This one is very unique, both in character development and in the angle at which this story is told from.
It’s a ten book series but worth every second of it. If it was any shorter important pieces wouldn’t go missing. I stayed up till three in the morning just to finish the last volume. And for someone like me that values endings this one did it for me. Great read for anyone that likes a good head game. I do not recommend to anyone under eighteen. Some parts are a little graphic//disturbing especially as this story progresses into the ending chapters.
