Reviews for The Fable Manga

The picture is from The Youth Manga, and I thought it would be scary with the killer and yakuza, but there are a lot of good characters, the gags are so funny, and I think women can enjoy it too. I love Yoko's bar scene!

It's not just that violence continues, how do you fight without doing it!? Looking at it is a sight to behold. I also love the lingering laughter. Sometimes I don't understand the faces of the people at the bottom.

Even though it's a hard-boiled comic, it has an interesting flavor and the more you chew, the more interesting it becomes. Looking forward to seconds Misaki-chan and Yoko-san are cute

The stage setting and characters were unique and drew me in. In particular, the characters Fable, the main character, and Yoko, who plays the younger sister, stood out, and it was very interesting.

A professional murderer! I'm really curious about what kind of past the main character has and is like this. It's a great comic because it's extremely strong and has plenty of room, and there are cool scenes, and there are also interesting scenes.

As I wrote in the title, it is an excellent item. It's originally a story about very dark killers and yakuza, but I think it's all about the fun, cruelty, and importance of life because it's a comic that deals with death, and there are places that make people feel moved. The characters, including the villain, are all so charming! Each one has been created very well, and even though they are ridiculous scoundrels, they are all people I can't hate until the end. The author's way of putting up the foreshadowing and collection is also amazing. The drawing power is also amazing, but above all, I feel that the author is good at putting it on slowly even though it's a pretty long story, and it doesn't make you feel that way. In the coming era, I wish I could become a “special person” like Sato.

It's usually funny. Watching it makes me want to see the next one as soon as possible. I ended up buying it until the end! It's not an infuriating laugh, but there are also giggle points here and there.

It's been a while since I came across a comic I'm addicted to. The laughing point gap between unknown underworld events is so dangerous... it makes me laugh while holding my stomach.

I started reading it casually at first, but once I read it out, I couldn't stop! Movies are interesting too, but comics are definitely the most interesting.

It's a film that has been made into a movie and has received high praise, so I've always been interested in it. That said, the cover was called The Youth Magazine, and I didn't touch it for a while because I was afraid of the hardboiled feeling that overflowed all over the place (laughs), but it was cool, and when I read it, I was drawn into the world of Fable all at once. I've only read up to 6 volumes yet, but I can't say anything about the main character. While I imagine that the lack of joy, anger, and pleasure is due to the environment where I lived as a hitman, I slowly get carried away by characters that have no place to grasp, and for some reason are addicted to comedians who don't seem that interesting (rude). When I work, I completely annihilate my enemies, but I don't forget to return the favor to those who have given me a favor. This is a lovable hero of the type not seen in comics up until now.

I watched Junichi Okada's movies and watched comics. Even though he's a killer, he doesn't kill; even though he's a killer, he has a strong sense of justice, and he's overwhelmingly strong. The instantaneous action in movies is good, but the slow-motion action in comics is also intense, and the level of satisfaction is high. The combination of various human patterns, actions, and gags is a work like no other!

Each one is a unique character and I really like it! While it's thrilling, the blur is interesting, and it's slow and clear, so you can read it without getting tired of it. I want to read the next volume more and more...

It was so interesting that I bought it all at once and read it all at once. I'm an old man over 40, but I haven't read an interesting comic in a long time! A balance of thrill, humor, and unexpectedness! Dstrike is such that I think I'll buy a book too.

After all, I've been a fan since then, the story of the Kanjo Tribe, makes me think about how real this comic is, I'm not very familiar with the underworld, but Minami sensei probably exists as a YouTuber prison Taro sensei,

It was interesting to watch the movie, so when I read the manga, it was so interesting that I read it all at once! Sato-kun is indescribably pure and charming, and I love Yoko too!

It was a film I was interested in due to rumors before it was made into a movie. I watched the movie and wanted to read it more deeply, so I bought it little by little. After all, it's interesting.

A story about a hitman on vacation who sleeps naked in the bath. It's pretty fun. I haven't seen a live-action movie, but I thought I'd watch it next time.

Yoko-chan's irresistibly funny □ bar interaction is too funny, hehehe's laughing alone in the middle of the night (· ·?) □□□

This balance is too good when you lose your mind with your bad cousin. Jackals and the like, really, start with “what?” It felt like that, but before I knew it, I was worried about the continuation of Jackal. I just read it.