Reviews for Trace Manga

I watched it in a drama a long time ago. I bought Brutal earlier, but I'd better read it from the trace. I was finally able to understand why Dan from Brutal became like that.

The author is only a former forensic scientist, and it is a very realistic work. They are doing such difficult things, such as how to search for evidence of a crime, how to collect it, how to investigate, etc.! I was surprised. Even so, the truth about the death of the main character's family was too surprising, and even more than that, Dan is too dangerous! When I thought he was an absurd man, his presence increased steadily from the middle, and he became a dark hero. The fact that there are even spin-off works means that there are a lot of readers who are addicted to that absurd appeal. I, too, am one of those people. I'm looking forward to watching Dan's rampage in the spin-off film “Brutal.”

I was originally a Brutal reader. Brutal is a spin-off, so I read this work, and it was so interesting that I bought everything with a quick decision in 1 day. The forensic research was also very detailed, but it was drawn in an easy-to-understand manner, which was interesting.

It's a mystery solver, and it's a design I really like, and it was great to feel like I was able to see a world I hadn't known until now.

The suspense of the police organization was very exciting. The pictures were beautiful and easy to read, and I learned a lot about the world I didn't know. Every incident looked like an easy situation and was complicated, and the story was carefully worked out, and it was a work I wanted to read forever

It was broadcast on TV and I felt like reading it, but it was quite different and interesting. The vividness and mechanism of the appraisal are also explained in detail, so I recommend it to people who like deductive things. Anyway, it was great that they were unraveling the various incidents.

People who have a career in forensic research can draw manga. It can only be described as a miracle to be able to read such a realistic work. In addition to the vast amount of knowledge, I take my hat off to the storyline where you arrive at the truth little by little... I wasn't interested in revenge dramas at first, and I thought I'd stop reading them when it came to that turn. However, the uneasy atmosphere from the middle made me worry so much about the ending that I fell in love with the story. That's amazing. There are also many cruel scenes that make you want to cover your eyes, and although it takes energy to read, I'm still glad I came across this work.

Recently, there have been a lot of silly stories with no content, so I'm thankful that I was able to come across this story where I was so nervous from beginning to end that I couldn't speak my eyes.

I've read it before, so I was able to read the synopsis here and there, but it was still interesting. There are places that are a little too brutal, and there are also places where I want to turn my eyes away.

I'm glad I read the forensic investigation I was watching on TV in more detail. I'm a little bad at painting, but I feel like that actually brought out realism to me? I realized that so many incidents happen every day! I appreciate the work of the police and forensic research, and I'm most afraid of human sinfulness!

It was a great read!! You can feel the depth of comics as works rather than dramas. I'm looking forward to seeing what the spin-off manga will look like.

It's a story set in forensic research, and I recommend this work to people who like mystery and detective stuff. It's interesting to be able to know the details of the work in forensic research.

I read it from the spin-off Brutal, and it was still interesting. I often hear it in dramas called Forensic Research, etc., but I don't really know what they actually say, so it was interesting.

It's a work where the characters are drawn very realistically. So I was able to read on without any sense of incongruity, and the story was really interesting.

In addition to forensic science, which is the subject, images of people who seem to be in the research field were well drawn even when looking at everyday interactions, and I was able to read on without any sense of incongruity throughout. Since it was a former forensic investigator, I'm guessing that they are probably referring to characters such as actual forensic scientists, etc.

The author seems to have been a former forensic researcher, and I am drawn into the realism of the story. One episode is complete, so it's easy to read.

I like crime-themed works that are as detailed and realistic as possible so that readers can enjoy the feeling that they are in a story.

I read it from the spin-off Brutal, but after all, I wanted to read the past and aftermath of Chief Dan (Chief in Brutal), so I bought this one too. Over 10 volumes had already been released, so I thought it would be difficult to read, but once I started reading it, it was a blink of an eye. I read with great interest what advances in forensic science have brought to recent investigations, and the sincere actions and ways of thinking of those dealing with it. Starting with volume 10, we will enter a new phase, and I think our connection with Brutal will become even deeper. I'll chase them both!