Reviews for The Fable Manga

After a trial reading, I couldn't stop and bought the whole volume, and it was so interesting that I was thinking about arranging them on paper. The gap between the occasional stupid episode and the tingling development is good.

The character settings are detailed. The picture is detailed. Human relationships are detailed. I don't know what to say, but... it's drawn in detail anyway, and I never get tired of it. The protagonist was raised from an early age to make a living by killing people. I haven't received a general education as a person, so my way of thinking is quite off, but that is attractive. The protagonist, who quit his job as a killer and ended up living as an ordinary person due to orders from his boss, gradually develops feelings as a person by working part-time and acting with the people in the group. What I'm impressed with is that the main character knows general common sense as knowledge. I wonder if I know it as information... amazing. What is a professional.

I watched the movie and anime, and started reading the original story, and the characters that appeared were dangerous people and were insanely interesting.

This is a comic with a story about the main character, who was a killer, living as an ordinary person. The surreal gag with a bland feeling that doesn't have much emotion, probably because of the influence of a former killer is interesting ‼ ︎

Normally, I don't read comics like This Killer, and I didn't even think about reading them, but when I read them fearfully and fearfully, I was so addicted to them! The way the story progresses through episode one is really good. jackals... Just how interesting is it? I want to watch and laugh at my house too! But since people around me aren't laughing, it doesn't seem insanely interesting when I actually see it... (lol)?

I watched the movie. The lead actor was Junichi Okada from Johnny's. The face of the main character in this comic is similar or not similar, but the main character of this comic is darker. I've only read the intro part, but I also want to drink beer while reading all at once after watching the movie on video.

Well, in the underworld, I wonder if killers actually exist. That's because there have been quite a few cases in history where people kill people.

It was insanely interesting. I haven't been addicted to comics in a long time, and I read them all at once. I loved the cozy atmosphere at work! I read a few episodes before watching the anime, but I wasn't really into it, but after watching 3 episodes of the anime, it was insanely interesting! It's so interesting that I've reread it over and over

The appearance and background unique to outlaws were very realistic, and I was drawn into the careful depiction. The author's calm and serene personality seems to be reflected in the characters who can feel the warmth with their humorous words and actions even when they are ruthless, which is fascinating. I hope that the protagonist, who has been assassinated indifferently in a special environment, and the people who want to retreat from murder due to their connection with him and are trying to soak into general society will gradually blend in and become happy.

Both the manga and the live-action version are usually good, and the fact that the main character has a crisis but can avoid a crisis with plenty of time without thinking it's a crisis is fiction, but it's not a really common manga, it's fresh

It's interesting and easy to read, so I can read it all at once. Men seem to like it, but I definitely want women to read it too.

I originally liked Killers and Yakuza stuff, but this work was slightly different. There are no complaints about Ude the Killing, but he doesn't do it unnecessarily outside of work, and doesn't express his emotions, is he actually a good guy? I was drawn to it because it looked like it. There are gag like elements everywhere, so you can relax too?

It was a comic that made me addicted to the depiction of the pictures and the development of the story. I feel like I can't get out of it once I get stuck in it.

It's a serious, comedic, and moving work that makes your heart dance! Although it is a story about a hitman family business that has left the world behind, each person has their own life, and each has its own story. I wonder if it's a work where I can enjoy each of those things...

I love Yoko-chan (laughs) Yoko-chan's Drunk Queen scene is woven into the hard scene, and the tight string becomes Daranda Run. Even though he is an assassin who is so talented that he becomes a legend, he is very human-smelling and pure. I've only read up to 10 volumes yet, but I'm so addicted to it and it's scary.