Reviews for Brutal Manga

An upper-class man in a blessed situation confronts great evil with his own hands and applies judgment. The plot is exactly the same as Batman's. However, the main character of this game is not a good person like Batman who continues to suffer between ideals and reality, and the person himself is a psychopath. Lynching is the same as Batman, but what they're doing is so bad that it doesn't feel like justice. Will crazy justice make the world better? This work makes me think about the question.

I didn't know it was a spin-off work, so I just read this without reading the original story, but I was able to read it without any problems! After completing episode 1, you can read it quickly, and you'll be fascinated by the gross and charming protagonist who has proper content. There are a lot of comics with works like Revenge Agent these days, and I highly recommend this one, even if it's that kind!

The picture is so beautiful, but it's so gross... The story is well-made and interesting, but I can't take a close look at it (T. T)

It's funny, it's funny, but it's also scary to just say that it's funny. I also feel terrified because it has a sense of realism. But it's a mysterious work that also has appeal.

It's a story about punishing someone who can't be judged by the law behind the scenes. There are only people who really can't be saved, so in a sense, it's refreshing, but it's pretty gross, so I thought the aftertaste wasn't very good. I gave up in volume 1, so it might be difficult to recommend it to people with low glo tolerance...

It's beautiful and beautiful!! The picture is so beautiful that I don't feel bad even if it's a horror depiction. The main character is a handsome guy, but he's pretty crazy!

This is so scary! This is a spin-off film, right? This one is definitely scarier than the original story (; 'MENT') (; 'MENT')

The amazing depiction from the beginning was so gross that I pulled it off a bit, but the story itself was about dark heroes, and the story progressed quickly and it was pretty good.

I never thought this would be such a gross comic. The pictures are beautiful, and people who like this type of manga might be good! As a comic, I like it quite a bit.

Dan on the cover is just so cool! After all, punishing bad guys is refreshing. You need to be careful if you don't like gross styles.

I felt extra scared, partly because the pictures were so beautiful. I can't understand the protagonist's feelings and it's horrible. This may be the case when you're completely sick.

It's not surprising in the sense of inflicting the worst death on the bad guys, but that's because even if the villain dies, it doesn't mean that victims can be saved. If you read it continuously, it becomes overcast.

It is linked to a certain book. I was reading this for the first time, and my impression was “Yes,” against sanctions such as eye for eye, tooth for tooth... However, when I read a certain book, another impression also comes up. I recommend reading both.

It made me sad as I read it. I can't really explain what I'm sad about. Maybe it's a feeling about this society or the very existence of humans that makes you want to have a transcendental existence. I think Dan is a “Dexter” type serial killer (the mentality of collecting some kind of evidence is common), but his characteristic is that he is more aggressive than him, has higher interpersonal relationship skills, and when he finds a [bad person], his eyelids twitch. What did Dan-san's “friend,” who has loved and been obsessed with him, think of him? There was a strong sense of incongruity about why this is a female comic, but when I saw the dog walking scene, I was convinced “maybe thanks to this” (different) I think it would be difficult to finish this kind of work, so I want you to do your best.

It was an easy-to-understand story about good and punishment, where the handsome investigator progresses smoothly on the career path is... behind the scenes. When the main character's outer corner of the main character “peeks,” the incident is caught in his antenna, and success or defeat begins, so I can read the development, but I'm worried about how calm and indifferent they are when hunting down villains, and I turn the page more and more. I think the beautiful pictures are also an easy place to read. I also read “Trace.”