Reviews for THE DEVIL EARL 1 Manga

Count Ravenscar has creepy gray eyes. The heroine, Prudence, is stared at by Sebastian Benhurst, the person she admires, and is fascinated by her eyes and says, “I want to be messed up.” The heroine seems to have caught her eye, but I like the mouth of the man drawn by Hoshiai-sensei. Thin lips are sexy. I like the contours of the face and the balance between eyes and mouth. Dad and James were cute too, but what is a supporting character... (Please come back!) Wolfinger Castle is such an eerie castle, where something ridiculously frightening seems to come out, something seems to live there, and something may have been buried. It was a house of fear where the heroine's curiosity has always been aroused. Prudence, who has a strong sense of delusion, got to know Sebastian, the owner of the house, while trying to get into that castle. In this story, characters that look like monsters are arranged around the heroine sisters. Mrs. Proudgirdle, the caretaker, performs a monster performance with her unique appearance (which reminds me of the prison lord in “Haikara Goes Through”) and her unusually light footwork behavior. Mrs. Bates also looks like an old lady, but what is inside is a monster in a sense that loves rumors. Rumors of irresponsible village people and castle expeditions that the sisters bravely carried out have gone out of their way in the village, and the unmarried sisters have been exposed to bothersome eyes. My cousin Hugh Lancaster is also a noisy guy with one or two quirks and a troublesome entanglement habit, and there are no decent people around these sisters. The novelist view is also ironic. Prudence's love for delusions grew, and he persevered in his interest in the castle without being frightened, and continued to have a crush on the devil count, which everyone he met as an extension of that, and he was unfazed even if people feared him as a murderer. I love stories about people believing their own eyes no matter what they say. Rather than being scary, I was intrigued by the appearance of the old castle with black and thunder and creepy, and the appearance of the characters fearful of the count. If love starts soon, seeing the true identity of the feared count and the mansion will get faster and it will become boring. At this stage, it's fine to get closer to solving the mystery by following the actions of the heroine, who doesn't feel like moving away from the count's fathomless gravitational pull. That's because it consists of two books. I'm looking forward to seeing how my emotions develop in the future. I learned that Hoshiai sensei is the 35th anniversary of the painting industry in words introducing the works lined up in bookstores. congratulations. Kuramochi Fusako, my favorite manga artist teacher, also seems to be celebrating his 35th anniversary this year, so I learned that the two of them will be in sync.