Reviews for Brutal Manga

It's a spin-off, so I haven't read the trace of the main story, but I was curious about this as a trial reading, so I bought it. Dan-san is probably a bad person too, but won't he be judged? Can't judge? I'm going to lynch the bad guys. It's glossy, but it's kind of refreshing. It makes me want to read more. It was a story like that. As someone who hates the culprit, maybe I'm thankful...

It's refreshing that people who are living in peace even though they should be judged are executed in the same way. Nonetheless, the victim's actions are terrible and sad, so the feeling of being unbearable remains. I'm excited to see playful frames even in the dark. You can read it without problems even if you don't know the trace.

I've read the latest edition of “Trace,” so I bought this spin-off work. The content is gross, but the pictures are beautiful, so I was able to read it without resistance. It seems that actual current affairs are also involved, and from the incidents in the story, I often learned about incidents I had never known until now, saying “there was such a dangerous incident, too.”

I also have a black cousin, but I was able to read it normally. It became more and more interesting and I wanted to read more. I'm glad it was good.

It's a spin-off of “Trace,” and I was able to fully enjoy it even if I hadn't watched “Trace” at all. There are scenes where I'm hesitant to look directly at them, but I think this expression is necessary in terms of the flow of the story. Also, personally, the main character is just a psychopath, and I think it's good that he doesn't hesitate to commit murder.

Speaking of exterminating bad guys who aren't judged by law, it sounds good, but it's pretty extreme, so there are times when I feel scared... I read more and more because I'm worried about the continuation, but does it get a little painful or sad?

The cover was beautiful, and when I bought it, I was addicted to it. The fact that I like grudges a little bit and that they sanction them caught my heart.

It seems foolish that the person responsible, who was physically and mentally hurt, suffers from being beaten in the same way. I'm amazed at how irreplaceable my own childishness is. As long as there is a law, we have no choice but to abide by it, but can the feelings of the victims themselves and their families be saved by it? No, I guess. Even more so if your life is taken. Eye for eye sanctions, I applaud. It's an honest feeling that you should feel the same way. However, I don't know if this person is justice or pleasure. It's a kind of review, an act of rebellion if there is no foundation for sanctions, yet I'm a little afraid of myself being immersed in thoughts that have cleared up my regrets. I recommend reading Spin Traces both at the same time.

What is wrong with encouragement, good punishment, and evil, the smiling protagonist is too scary. It's a beautiful picture, but it might not be suitable for people who don't like grossing.

It's exciting, and there are some really gross scenes, but for some reason it makes me want to read more.

The subject is an actual incident!? I wonder what it is. The content is quite vivid and blatant, but to be honest, there are parts of lynching that are shocking.

We will execute people with a smile to the extent that they think that simply judging by law is not enough. The execution scene might be pretty gross.. But the side that is doing it is exactly what they deserve, cause and effect retaliation. There is no hesitation at all about hurting people, and rather, I feel insane when they are having fun, but in the story, the stage looks just right. If you like gross, bizarre, murderers and dark hero stuff, I recommend it.

A story about a police officer who secretly executes evil and looks like a deadly worker. I've read up to 3 volumes, and it seems like they've already formed a pattern... I'm thinking about what to do after volume 4.

An exhilarating work that puts a scalpel in the dangerous people that surround the world. Dan's lynching is gross, but it makes me feel refreshed. It's a world where I actually want Dan-san to exist, though.

It's pretty cool, but it's interesting. It's a spin-off of Trace that also became a drama, but you can read it even if you don't know Trace. I enjoy it as a single item.

I like traces, so I read this one too. So far, it's a repetition of people doing bad things → the protagonist punishes them, and it's interesting, but I also want something to unfold soon. Are you looking forward to it along with the main part of the trace?