Reviews for MARS Manga

I like this artist's paintings, so I read it through. It's a girls' comic that I haven't seen recently that makes me read in depth.

It depicts the most powerful, beautiful, and at the same time fragile and pale period in life, involving Zero and Kira's encounter and nurturing romance, relationships surrounding the two, and the past of each character. While everyone is going through a more or less limited period of time, this generation is particularly sensitive and sensitive... why is it that when this author depicts the conflicts and growth of such an era, it is finished in such a dangerous, even lovely, and heart-tightening work.

I thought it was a normal couple story, but it's a pretty intense story. There aren't many strong stories like this right now, so I'm rereading them.

The atmosphere, characters, story, and pattern in the story are all amazing ‼ Just one person is special, and I'm helplessly attracted to it. A fateful love. you're longing for it, right?

I read this comic when I was in high school, and even if I read it now, I think it's a wonderful picture, and I love the story

I've read MARS in a book, so I bought it for the first time in a long time. Some of the pictures are beautiful, but as I read them, I was drawn in, and I read them all the way to the end in no time. Rey is cool ☆

I liked most of this writer's comics. It's been a while since I read it, but it still draws me in ~

I was addicted to it and nostalgic when I was in middle school, so it was really interesting when I reread it! Kira is cute and Zero is so kind and cool that I love it so much!!

It's one of my favorite works. I recently reread it, and it was still good. The paintings don't make you feel very old either.

When I was in elementary school, I loved Fuyumi Soryo and collected all comics. Above all, MARS was my favorite work, but when I read it as an adult, it looked different, and I'd like to read the others.

It's a really beautiful story, and it's worth reading... the men who appear are also very charming and make me cringe...! I envy this kind of love!

It used to be a comic that really stuck in. I don't feel uncomfortable at all when I read it now. It was pretty dark in terms of content, and it was shocking at the time.

it's beautiful. that's delicious. I like how to get between them. It's not like there are flashy cuts that make you look particularly cool, but men have sex appeal. Natural and good-looking. The times aren't good, are there?

The pictures are authentic and the content is intense! It's really good for reading carefully, but I think it's heavy for light reading. But it's really interesting!!

It's a blockbuster. There is love, and there are human dramas. It delicately depicts young people struggling with a fierce past, trauma, and darkness. There are many scenes where the heavy content makes it difficult for readers, but the strong loving and loved relationship between Zero and Kira is so wonderful. The pictures are amazingly beautiful, and both men and women are beautiful. Zero in particular is so beautiful that I want to look at it all the time. It's an epic, dramatic work that doesn't fit within the framework of girls' comics. I have it as a standalone, but it's probably the only comic I don't want to let go of for the rest of my life.

Soryo Fuyumi sensei has always liked pictures, and the story is deep, so I can read it over and over again. When I reread it, I notice feelings I didn't notice at first, and I feel even more depth in the story. This time, it wasn't just about romantic feelings, there was also a process of overcoming the darkness of each other's hearts, and everyone other than the main character was solid and worth reading. I honestly wanted to read more. I recommend it to those who aren't satisfied with a light romance story!!

It's a deep comic. It makes me think about the strength and weakness of human beings. Romance is also included in it, and it's a comic that you won't get tired of! It's incomparable to light romance comics that are common these days. I'm glad I bought it.

I feel like there are many comics by this author where the main character has trauma or past scars. Among them, Kira and Kashino's scratch is a very deep scratch. What would have happened if the two of them hadn't met... Personally, I was shocked when Kashino cried when I saw Kira off at the station and then cried.