The art quality was very good. Ive scene better(comparing to tony taka) but then again I have scene much much worse. The quality is quite good. There is one panel in particular which stood out detail-wise. Its a scene where the villain jumps down from a building and every brick is drawn out. There is also another scene showing the city or at least a part of it in great detail.
The characters were good. I can relate to the main character in that I find each day relatively boring and find myself wishing that something new and exciting "like in an anime" would occur. I can also relate to a love of battle. Somewhat :P
I completely enjoyed this series, short though it was. I would reread this again and Probably will later when it starts to fade. If I could find this in stores, it would be in my collection.
Overall, a great book. I didn't mean to use a phrase that has been already beaten to death but "this is a must read"... kinda.
