Reviews for The Fable Manga

A movie adaptation that doesn't hurt reading is fine, but Netflix, why don't you make this into a drama?

I like the feeling of being able to read loosely without using my head. I love this writer's sense of gag. I've been a fan since that time. I bought up to 15 volumes of the book that are out now.

A realistic everyday life from an unreal world. Casual everyday life is quite difficult... It's a work that feels like that.

The main character's Gap and Battle Scenes is the best work I want you to invite at least once

The main character's thought line isn't normal! It makes me laugh when I read it laughing, and my little sister also has a good character. Personally, I always burst out laughing when my sister plays with men at bars, so I can't read it at Necafe etc. I'm buying it because I can't stand it...

The main character's statements and actions are just interesting. My younger sister is just as interesting, and I think she's the best killer in the world.

The killer lives in Osaka for a year as an ordinary person, and with his awareness as a professional, he interacts with ordinary people, including those with that background, every day. There seems to be general common sense, and I feel like it's a bit lacking. The story and drawing skills are solid, so I'm curious about the continuation as I read it. I'm naked at night when I sleep, and I read it while thinking about why this place is. It's not a burst of laughter, but it makes me laugh out loud.

Thrill and laughter are mixed in the environment surrounding the main character and all of the characters, which is interesting. If anything, is it more of a laugh?

I don't think there are any assassins in Japan, but it's so real that I wonder if they were like this

He's a genius assassin, but in fact, there are things he missed, which was interesting.

It's so good that I can't express it in words. It makes me feel so new that new words seem to be born beyond the emotions of halahara and excitement due to developments where I can't read ahead lol

The design is in a dramatic style from a long time ago, so there may be differences in taste, but I think the fun of this comic is largely due to how good the pictures are. In particular, there is nothing unnatural about the character's pose as a single frame, and it's amazing. The story is also foreshadowed everywhere, and you are drawn into a precise and natural story development. The spacing between moderately woven gags is also excellent. Keep in mind that you'll just want to read the whole volume.

I highly recommend this work! In order to improve killing techniques, Akira, who grew up in an environment isolated from the world, in a sense, grew up in pure culture, and his killing techniques are extraordinary and amazing, but he doesn't know the common sense or senses of the world at all, and as a result, the people inside grow up to be pure and serious young people, and I think they are kind, honest, and loved people. Also, probably because of that, the illustrations drawn by the main character are heartwarming, warm and cute, and I love them. He's very naive, so he's often dragged by his surroundings, and he bursts out laughing. It's a lot of fun to read Akira, who gradually blends into her surroundings and grows up knowing “normal.” However, since the true identity of a killer must not be known, I think it would be painful to have to keep a distance from people around them. Of course, his skill as a killer is top notch. It's exhilarating and exhilarating. I strongly felt that his skills were enhanced by the habit of “wisdom and ingenuity.” Yoko from Drunk Queen is also a wonderful and very fun character. Moreover, their arms stand really well, so they are attractive. It was very funny and laughable, such as getting drunk and knocking them down. The characters of the people surrounding the two are also very well made, and it is an extremely interesting work made by kneading. I can't wait for the next volume.

I was recommended by a friend quite a while ago, but I didn't read the pictures because I was free, so after reading 1 volume, I was so addicted to it that I bought the entire volume! The main character is fascinating. Everyone likes the other characters because they have good flavors. In particular, the president of Octopus is too nice... You may not like the picture, but the story is really interesting, so I highly recommend it! I can't help but be worried about the continuation — it's been a while since I've been looking forward to the next volume of comics.

I'm glad the content was unrealistic. The main character was also very fresh with unique character settings not found in other comics

I was recommended by a friend and started reading, and I couldn't say anything about the main character, so I loved it and got addicted to it. It's a story about a killer, but the depiction isn't that bad, so it's easy to read! I love Yoko-chan (*'-`)

I read it while thinking that the pattern was old-fashioned, or rather like a comic read by an old man, and it was insanely interesting. I bought all the volumes. I thought it was serious, but I laughed a lot. And even though the main character is a freak, it's cool. It's also nice that there are many attractive characters.

I can't read the development of the story, and it's very exciting when it unfolds unexpectedly. It's interesting without going bankrupt even when it unexpectedly unfolds, so I want to read the continuation soon.

Even though it's a comic, it makes me feel like I'm watching a drama. Apparently it's going to be made into a live-action movie, but I don't want this worldview to be destroyed