Reviews for The Decagon House Murders Manga

I'm an enthusiastic fan of the Kan series, so at first I heard “modernization/gender reversal,” and I couldn't get my hands on it for a long time, but when I heard that the original author, Ayatsuji sensei, supervised it (there is a conversation between the two), and I started reading it fearfully. I was immediately shaken by how good the settings were changed in volume 1. There may not have been many women like Conan's character in the 80s, but in modern times, rather, the lightness of that footwork and the intensity of curiosity depicted as a female figure are more balanced as works, and there is nothing unnatural. Conan didn't have a place to show it off in the original story, but it's like that at the end... (spoiler prevention). People who became fans of Conan as a male character might cry, right? Also, there may be people who think it is “aimed at receiving men” and become negative. But that kind of group is after enjoying the original story, so either one is fine, and I definitely want people who haven't read the original story to enjoy it as an opportunity to get their hands on the Kan series! The few settings changes and the last one for comicalizing are also good. I'm really glad I read it. Thank you, Professor Kiyohara, for making fans of the original story so happy. I can't help but say thank you.

Have you read it in a novel a long time ago? I thought about it. The picture was so beautiful that it improved the atmosphere, and it was interesting.

The mystery I read about 20 years ago was suddenly made into a comic, and the pictures are beautiful and the content can be read up to 4 volumes at once, but the details are responsive to reading, even the characters and background. Honestly, I've forgotten the punch line, so I'm looking forward to the final volume!

I read this as soon as I read the original story. I'm really good at painting, that's all. I think it's no wonder that fans aren't accepting it because the settings and gender have been changed. However, in addition to the drawing, the modified settings have been made very carefully. At least I felt respect for the original story. I recommend it to those who are about to read it.

Unlike the image of a novel I read myself, it's scary, or rather mysterious. Synopsis What I Think for the most part has an impact

The picture was so beautiful and the sense of realism was amazing. Once I started reading volume 1, I read it all at once until the end and got goose bumps in that scene; however, I haven't read the original story where the last one is a bit fidgety, so I wonder if I'll read the original

I read the original novel quite a while ago. I was worried because it was a comicalization of a work that had a big impact on Japanese mysteries, but I enjoyed it.

this was comicalized wasn't it? I'm nostalgic ~. I just read it. At one point, the mass media said that people who commit bizarre crimes like this kind of books, etc., right? that's an amazing extreme argument. I remember thinking that. Well, for a comicalized work, it's probably an interesting one.

I thought it was so interesting that it could be called the gold standard for mystery works. I'm thrilled with someone next to how they are being killed one by one.

It's a comic adaptation of the Jukakukan Murder I read a long time ago, so I read it. There were also differences from the original story, and there were many differences, especially at the end, but it was interesting! I was wondering what to do with the example that was said to be impossible to visualize, but it was narcissistic. I have the impression that it was well drawn and thought out. I remember the shock when the culprit was discovered in the original story, and I enjoyed reading it nostalgically.

The nostalgic Jukakukan! It's been over thirty years since I first read the original story, right? I still can't forget the shock I felt when I read that last line. Since I'm a fan of the original story, of course, there were strong feelings of incongruity and questions about the gender and changes in the times, and the story development associated with it, but after reading to the end, I felt that this kind of thing was also an ant. It's also common in movies and anime that the plot and ending are different from the original story (although I feel like they are often deteriorated and undermined?). The lines that left an impression on me in the story were firmly held down, and I also felt respect for the original story. The 4 bonus frames are fun too ♪

It's drawn from various perspectives, so it feels like the story progresses slowly and slowly. Above all, the pictures are beautiful, so it's very easy to read even though it's a mystery ‼

I had completely forgotten about it. Thus, when the characters become pictures, it is easy to understand the development. But I feel like they weren't all this cool.

I was already enthusiastic about the Ayatsuji House series, which I had read the original story about 20 years ago. It was a novel and I thought it wouldn't become a comic, but I found it at a bookstore, so I bought it here. I know the culprit, but I enjoy reading the difference between print and picture. It's nice to be able to enjoy authentic mysteries, starting with Mr. Ayatsuji, in comics.

So I enjoyed reading it quite a bit. Certainly, as everyone says, the gender has changed. I enjoy that, too. And above all, the picture is beautiful. Will the next volume be the last one? I'm looking forward to it.