Reviews for Dragon Head Manga

As is the case with movies, commercials, YouTube, etc., if you can “drag in the audience” in the first few seconds, I think that film will be a success. In that sense, the divine opening of this work is wonderful. I entered the world in a few pages. I don't want spoilers, so I'll leave out the details, but I recommend it to those who want to enjoy the feeling of the world changing in an instant.

It showed me an interesting new story. I'm looking forward to the future. I'll have to buy it again. After all, I can't stop comics.

I thought I was able to read the beginning from the middle, but it was also connected to the other end, and it was an exciting development all the time. As a result, it was a primitive quest, and it was very stimulating to live “positively” and to be able to reflect on “what happened to me.”

I thought it was a battle from the title, but it was just survival horror. However, the content of the story is usually interesting, and I think it is suitable for people who like this kind of thing.

I don't give up on living even though I'm tormented by a sense of hopelessness and fear. It's a work where you can't see clear goals like normal so-called shonen manga and youth comics, and there is always a sense of blockage and anxiety. ... and yet I want to read more, it makes me want to immerse myself in this worldview!

Although there are a lot of shocking scenes, they are a thorough and thorough sense group. So if you're looking for psycho or violence, out. The highlight is the depiction of the rubble and small small items on one side, and this area is also thoroughly sensible. splendid.

It's a kind of panic horror, and includes survival elements. In fact, in this situation, it seems quite difficult to keep calm.

At first... I don't know what happened, but as it gradually becomes clear, the way of life and events of the people at the scene are real, thrilling, and interesting.

I haven't read it in a long time. It seems that if you actually get into this situation, you'll have a mental breakdown.

I watched it after a long time, but I was still excited. It's supposed to be a comic from quite a long time ago, but the color hasn't faded, and there are times when it goes back and forth, leading to the current era, so I watch them all at once

It's survival horror, so every time I unraveled each mystery, there were many scenes where I took my breath and felt a sense of relief, and it was fun because it was full of tension

I think what I felt when I read this comic would be strange if I were put in the same situation. I definitely want you to read it.

I was really curious about the continuation in the first volume, so I read them all, but I didn't understand the meaning in the middle, and it felt like it ended without being surprised...

I've read Dragon Head in real life before, and I think it's pretty interesting

The view of the world is amazing! The depiction of people in their ultimate state, combined with the style of painting, is incredibly nice!

I read it. At the time, I had no idea that the Tohoku Earthquake would happen in the future. It's real and scary. If I were to be in the same situation, I thought it would be nice if I could regain my strong will and become more positive.

As the other reviewers said, it was a somewhat ominous intro from the first page, and it was a scene where a dead body rolled around right away. It was the beginning of a horror story where I'm glad I read the reviews. Since I haven't experienced situations where I have to fight fear in the dark, an environment where only a few people “live,” an environment where they should believe or betray others, scenes where I have to think about how to “survive” and what is the “purpose of life,” I thought I was out of peace. It also became a learning experience. There are terrorism and wars all over the world, but apart from such countries, there is no country as scary as Japan! It seems that it is said. That's because Japan is an earthquake country. In this manga, there was no conclusion as to why the results were as at the beginning, but I thought it would be like this if the “Great Kanto Earthquake”, “Earthquakes in various parts of the Japanese Archipelago induced by the Great Kanto Earthquake,” “Mount Fuji Volcano Due to the Earthquake,” “Topographic Changes in Japan,” “Active Volcanoes in Tokyo,” and “Political and Economic Paralysis” were arranged. As soon as I finished reading it, I thought there was a good chance that Japan would become like this. A few days after I finished reading it, the earthquake in Miyagi led to a major earthquake in Nagano. Railways in Kanto were also paralyzed. I was surprised. I was uneasy about what to do if this was just the beginning. That's because the large plate layer that traverses Japan is still lurking far underground in the Japanese archipelago waiting for their turn.

Among the fears in this work, one of the scariest things is fear of humans. It seems like even those who are reading it will go crazy together. The story is a sad and unsalvageable story, but it draws me in unexpectedly.

The sudden tunnel fall accident during a school excursion, human patterns in the extreme, and psychology are depicted very well. It really draws me in quite a bit. was it just an accident?! I'm worried about the last one ~ I recommend buying a pack

a sudden accident that seems to happen to me... I read it all at once as it was a story that was progressing steadily! It's too scary, but it's so funny!!