Reviews for Trace Manga

I want you to read it at least once! I love this view of the world! It also feels scary, but for some reason I keep reading! It's awesome!

It's a comic, but it has a profound feeling as if you're reading a novel. It's a forensic research story that makes readers think. It looks like they're investigating together.

Major incidents involving Mano's roots flowing to the bottom are combined with realistic investigation depictions of incidents that occur one after the other every day, and the overall sense of reality increases. I've also watched dramas, and it's more interesting than that.

It was a forensic research story, and it read in an interesting way. I'm not usually familiar with them, but there are people who actually do this kind of work. That's amazing. professional It's cool.

It's a comic that always makes me want to ask myself what justice really is. Do I have the iconic doll in my chest pocket too?

Themed comics are certainly interesting, and in particular, those directly written by experienced people are deep and detailed. It provides readers with a new perspective.

This is a suspense film based on forensic science. It's an interesting manga work that could be turned into a novel, so I felt that it was very good.

Originally, I bought a book called Brutal and read it, but I learned that the original story of that work was here, so I bought the entire volume and read it all at once. Normally, forensic research was a job type I was only involved in dramas and comics, but through this work, I realized that it was a job that was much more plain and requires patience than I thought. I was very impressed by the appearance of the protagonist, who is closely investigating things in a state where there is almost no evidence, using various methods.

The protagonist's past is also interesting because it's disturbing, but the incidents that occur in everyday life are also interesting. In addition to murder, there are various causes of death, so I think there is a wide variety of mysteries.

It's not someone like so-called Anpanman who does research or do things for people around them or for everyone, the main character feels like Baikinman

The main character's attitude of not for the police, or for the victims, but for himself makes the work even more interesting. It was slightly different from what I had imagined, but when I read it, it was correct.

“I'm not listening to your subjectivity or speculation” by Mano, but I've been told that too. To my graduate school supervisor... Yes, research doesn't need subjectivity or speculation in order to get closer to the truth. The fact that we have to watch TV on the assumption that the image of a TV drama and reality are far apart is the coldness (subjectivity?) of the law (facts) when requesting a case from a lawyer I was keenly aware of that. I think the field and the people involved in that gap are nothing but perplexed (is this also subjective?). In that respect, fiction drawn by people in the field brings readers closer to the facts. What's more, if the original author becomes a comicalized author, it connects the image with reality even more. This work takes the main character's case as the backbone and looks at incidents related to forensic research (a word that's booming privately?) They'll show it to me. I've only read up to 2 volumes, but I'm thinking of reading them together with “Brutal.”

There are also rough parts, but they are surprisingly easy to read. I don't understand the reality of forensic research, but is it like this? I was drawn to the title.

It's very interesting. I like mysteries, so I read them all at once while worrying about the main story. It's very realistic, and it's impressive that bad people are depicted at a bad level. There are dramas too, right? I was a little curious!

I was shocked right from the start. Not only is it gross, but it's interesting to be able to read while making deductions. I'm worried about the continuation, so I can read it quickly.

Easy to read pictures and favorite forensic science fiction stuff! I learned that it was made into a drama, but since the drama was cool, you can enjoy it thoroughly.

It was an authentic mystery and worth reading. As expected, he is the author of “Brutal.” It was comfortable to read while making deductions.

I came in from the drama! I feel like I was curious about the original story and flew over here! I can read more and more of the original story, so I recommend this work!

It's an authentic mystery room set in forensic research, which I often watch in dramas and the like. The main story and each of the tributaries were well-written and very interesting.