Reviews

Issak brings together two distinct battlefields, the Japanese and the European, bringing a clash between two Japanese snipers, who venture out as mercenaries while one of them seeks his revenge, with everything going on in the ancient Holy Roman Empire in the 17th century. The way in which the author approaches the battles shows that he had a lot of study of him, to bring about such realistic clashes. Issak is a perfect work for history fans, in which they will be impressed with the correct traces of European armor.

Now the downside, Issak fails to try to bring in interesting characters, with the group around him being often boring and embarrassing. Issak often proves to be much more than meets the eye, a combatant who leaves his specialty and begins to command and masterfully help the troops, as a man with little education as he has so much military knowledge is a question in which not yet has been answered.

Issak is a very entertaining manga that will please those who appreciate military history, good drawings, action and revenge. Now if you are looking for complex characters and an elaborate story I don't recommend Issak for you.