Reviews for Brutal Manga

As the title says, I saw something scary. It bothers me even though I cover my face with my hands. I'll take a look. Such a work. It's pretty gross. I feel refreshed sometimes. What kind of end will he announce... even if you get bored, you might be curious about the last volume and buy it.

If the culprit is terrible, so is the protagonist. It's cool, but the description is simply too ugly, so I'm tired of reading it. I would like to read on when I'm feeling well and frustrated.

I was watching a lot of news such as nuisance YouTubers, etc., while saying it's impossible due to the main character's distorted justice, etc., so I was also surprised to see scenes where they succeeded or lost

I was a little hesitant because it was the first story, but as I read on, I strangely got used to it, and I was able to read it normally. It means that if you do something bad, it will come back to you. The main character genuinely enjoys imposing sanctions on villains, so I'm a little curious about why they started doing this kind of thing.

A list of topics that remind me of actual incident news. I haven't read Trace, but I'm not really interested in the connections between people called Dan. I was very interested to see how far this story line from a completely victim-side perspective would continue. When I saw sanctions that were like eyes and could be called rust from the body, I was reminded of Detective Colombo's method of arresting the culprit. I don't think it's such a deep story, but from this point of view, I would like them to continue without weird justice. Reading it over, what I like about this work is that babies, infants, and children don't die, dogs are protected without dying, and that it doesn't deny motherhood.

It's real and cruel, but it's so cool!! I want to see more of the continuation. I also really like the character designs.

I wonder if I've gotten used to seeing it, and it seems like Grosato and Dan's insanity is gradually fading away... After all, volume 1 shocked me the most, and Dan's psychopath condition was amazing. But I'll keep buying lol. I'm quite curious about how it will end.

Volume 1 is really scary. It seems to be slightly traumatic, so I wasn't able to take a close look, but from volume 2 it gets a little easier to read, so I want you to read it. The main character, Dan, is an enigmatic handsome guy. I felt like I read every episode clearly. It's still a mystery, but I'm also looking forward to seeing if Dan-san's true identity will be revealed little by little.

Correction, good punishment, and lynching evil that cannot be judged by law...! It's a refreshing story, but in the original trace, this main character kills an innocent human, so whatever... that comic is also suspenseful and interesting, so I recommend it. Also, sometimes I feel sick when I read that the villains that appear in comics disdain for women and look down on women are so real... Men might not understand it, though. It doesn't matter at all, but the kids and babies in this comic are insanely cute

The pictures are wonderful, and the main character is cruel and lousy, but I think I like women because they have a gentle personality and are even cute in everyday life. I like it. Also, dogs are cute. At least it's true that this protagonist is a very bad person. Also, I still can't see the aesthetics of murder, probably because I'm only reading this story. The victim (some kind of perpetrator) who is killed by the main character has certainly gone beyond perfection, but I think it just made the darkness in everyone's heart excessive. If you think about it properly, I think there are parts where you can sometimes understand the feelings of this victim (perpetrator). I also think that the mother who brings her child to the public institution in the story is against manners if she doesn't live in Japan. The rush that makes children cry even when using noise canceling is hell, even for people with hypersensitivity. In the first place, there are victims who can't even be seen by such victims, and people who are weaker than them. Ignore it. Also, there is absolutely no justice in killing any opponent. That won't change society at all. That's why I want to think that this protagonist is just a pleasure murder, or is he doing it with a childish sense of justice, or both, or not the latter because he seems smart, but I'm worried about future results as to whether there is another reason.

The psychopath protagonist kills scoundrels who should be killed right away, let alone taken for granted, by killing them in an outrageous way. Killing is also a work by another artist, but it is a way to kill “the dust of good and evil.” When it comes to “waste of good and evil,” it's because there was a way of killing like “I'll never be able to fool around again” (laughs).

The pictures are beautiful and the story has been completed, so it's really scary. I thought it would be a traumatic level if I read Pure Girls. A painful punishment like Gatsuri Seinen magazine. However, once you get used to reading it, there is also a feeling that the culprit deserved it... It's a work I want to read while being afraid without forgetting my original intention.

It's a story where dark heroes lynch various villains in a heinous manner. It's a sense of exhilaration only because it's fiction, or rather, excessive encouragement, good, and punishment is never forgiven in reality, but I feel a strange sense of reliability where victims and their families are not given punishment that they are satisfied with by law, they succeed and defeat. It's a bit ugly and gross, so be careful if you don't have patience. The fact that the hero's playful misalignment comes up here and there and makes me laugh is a break, and it's a short story that's easy to read and has a good balance. It's probably related to publishing, but it's strange that it's organized into female comics in terms of content. The picture is so beautiful.