Reviews for Museum Manga

When I thought it was a very cinematic story, it was made into a movie after all. It was a great read and interesting.

It's been a long time since I came across a comic that I read all at once. Both the short story at the end of the book and the second part were interesting. Being able to read quickly even though it's gross is a style of painting, isn't it? I recommend it!!

I felt like I was watching a two hour drama! It was a work that bothered me a lot!

There are a lot of shocking scenes because it's just psychological suspense, but I can read on and on with the fun of winning over that fear.

The story probably came to an end with the “way to end” that readers are looking for. However, if you look at that last opening, there is a “tremendous sense of bad ending.” There are often mystery novels that fit into the category of “bad mistakes,” but this work had that feeling of being wrong. At least that's how I felt when I read it. As a reader myself, it certainly had the ending I was looking for, but it felt really bad in my throat. “Huh...? It's strange, it's certainly the ending I was looking for, so why can't you explain it like this?” I think one of the points where evaluations are divided is that it becomes. I set it 4 stars on the assumption that the author was drawing this work with an eye on that as well. That fuzzy feeling is quite memorable.

I learned about the film after it was made into a movie, and it's suspenseful horror and very interesting. I'm very concerned about the story development as to what will happen next.

Suspense stuff about chasing a mysterious frog man who inflicts private punishment. this kind of development? It made me think, and actually, there are other developments waiting for me, and I'm excited to read it.

I think it progressed quickly. I think it became more interesting when more in-depth content came in.

It was a work that had been serialized in a fairly short time. There are no delays, and you can read it all at once with a thrilling and suspenseful speedy development. The movies starring Shun Oguri and Satoshi Tsumabuki are also good, so I recommend them.

There are some things that shocked me quite a bit, but it was an interesting work. It's pretty scary

I watched the movie and learned that the original was a comic, so I read it. I'm still excited from beginning to end.

There are also gross scenes, but the development of the story was interesting, and although I was scared, I was curious and ended up reading it.

It's not as gross as I thought, but it's funny. I think that's the best idea.

Various punishments that began with a single trial! It's a horror mystery, but I enjoyed it with a slightly strong sense of horror! Heck, the punishment is scary!! I've only read one volume, so I don't know the depth, but it was a work I could easily put in and read with just one volume.

It wasn't easy to find anything interesting in suspense comics, but this one was interesting. It doesn't hurt to read it.

The expression is gross, but the story developed at a good tempo and was interesting. However, I wonder if it would have been better if they had described the criminal mentality leading up to the crime a little more carefully...