Reviews for THE OUTLAW Manga

I had a feeling that I wasn't good at stories about going back and forth through this kind of era, but it was interesting! Happy ending (right?) There is a feeling that there is a slight lingering feeling of sadness inside.

I like all of Hashimoto Takako's comics, but this one is probably my favorite. I was fascinated from beginning to end. I think I'll buy it. It made me want to read the original story too.

The heroine helps the hero across time. It's sad that the hero remained single even after that and became a great writer. The hero never saw the heroine again. The heroine has returned to the present day while being immortalized for the second generation. It's beautiful that love continues over time. I wonder if the hero reincarnated for the last time? That's where the story ends.?

There is plenty of material to liven up the drama, such as the secret birth episode that made a strange fate extra strange. There is no sense of inevitability that the heroine is a princess, the heroine's background is not touched at all (although it is talked about, it does not definitively orient the content of the story), and it is a unique story where neither power nor wealth are used. A bit spiritual? I'm going to watch the lively drama tailoring. Since Wolfe's unique ethnic background is set as the main axis of the story, there may be people who aren't interested in that. I thought Hashimoto-sensei's man was more wild, but he was quiet, probably because he was an educated person in the knowledge hierarchy. Something happens one after another in the story, yet the gravitational pull in the reader isn't strong. It was nice that the ups and downs of the story had a sense of realism that made you feel the drama. I've seen this ending in a movie. The two feel a sense of nostalgia even though their appearance is completely different, and they are caught in a trap where they don't know why. Souls that transcend time and are reborn still fall in love with the same people. The way to draw such places is the same. Even though they're different people, I feel something just by passing each other. I thought it was fate. I like that kind of fantasy part. They are strongly attracted to each other as if they were being led by something. Feelings that go beyond logic. The fact that I like you even after being born again is where the strong romance element I like in HQ is demonstrated, so the anime “Your Name.” The strangeness of the encounter that also extends to Even so, aside from reality, such as Native Americans (different names are used here to faithfully preserve the flavors of the original story and translation) and Gypsies, this is an ambitious work that scoops up oppressed people and people whose whereabouts have been taken. There were also other impressive words scattered, shaken by the expression “the pleasure shining in gold seeps through the body.” I saw the patterns on the various Navajo indoor rugs at the reservation, and it reminded me of when I went to Arizona. There were a lot of such patterns lined up in stores. Not only the hairstyle and facial features, but also the “uniqueness” is fully displayed in the depiction of the environment. The teacher, who has the ability to show the stage set for this work like that, was in charge of making the comic, and I'm really glad. The coat color has changed quite a bit for HQ, such as ceremonial scenes, etc., but her visualization skills are certain. I think he is one of the Harlequin comic writers with the highest level of expressiveness. Time travel stuff is my favorite genre. I was allowed to underestimate it.

At the end, I don't really understand what that meant, do you? ancestors? reincarnation? which one?

It's probably a happy ending, but for me, I feel sorry for Wolf in the past... it was a good story, but I had mixed feelings at the end.

It's a story about traveling back in time and going on a big adventure. The heroine returns to the present day, but I think it's a happy ending because I can confirm her unwavering love in later literature and meet a man who has been reincarnated.

the hero is wonderful? I'm addicted to the story with Wolf ☘ but... that's a bit of a spoiler, though? I feel sorry for Wolf, who wasn't able to meet the person she loved until she passed away, that she remained single after the heroine returned to this world... It's wonderful to be able to be reborn & reunited, but wasn't there enough of the fact that Wolves in this world weren't wild? or rather indigestion left over?

It's a story about traveling back in time to the past and falling in love with a historical person. I couldn't imagine the ending until the end. At the end of the day... the hero who was so wonderful becomes a completely different person... Isn't that a happy ending for the hero? I'm sad and burst into tears when I think about it. That's how fascinating the hero was. The way of life is also wonderful. The hero's line in the scene where he almost gets hanged near the end is too nice... I've never read a story with this type of hero before. The heroine was plain at first, but as I read on, I began to think she was cute. It seems like a happy ending for the heroine. but the hero... My rating is 4 because it's tears...