Reviews for Trace Manga

Fill in the margins of the incident with imagination based on empirical rules. If you are an ordinary person, personal impressions are enough, but if this gets through in criminal investigations or reports, it will cause big mistakes. The reason this classic theme did not become empty is probably because the realism of forensic research has brought solid persuasive power to the work.

I had just watched a documentary about forensic scientists, so I read it with interest because it was a comic about someone who actually worked in forensic research. It was made into a mystery drama and was easy to understand. There were also places where I wanted them to place a little more emphasis on objectivity as a scientist, but I was wondering if it would be okay to make a comic if justice and evil were easier to understand to some extent, or if the adaptation of Dan to a Dark Hero felt like a snake foot, but it couldn't be helped once it became popular. I've dealt with lonely death several times, and I felt that it wasn't a distant occupation, and that they were doing relatively familiar and difficult work. The fact that the final episode was about revealing the truth to children was a very well done flow from the first episode.

I think the depiction of forensic research work is in line with reality, but there are many fictional elements that are out of reality about the culprit who is a serial killer, and I felt that I was half-hearted without being able to do either, whether I wanted to future the reality of forensic research work or future entertainment as comics.

I thought for some reason that forensics and forensic research were one, but now I know that they are different. Also, I thought the content was substantial, probably because the author actually worked in that position.

I read Brutal first, and I learned that it's a spin-off of this work. I think the spin-off is interesting only when the main story is solid, so I read this work too. I feel like the main character of this forensic investigation is only believable because he is particular about finding something and pursuing facts and doesn't get emotional. It's interesting to read Revealing Investigative Methods

I'm talking about forensic research. There weren't many, so I read it, but the characters were real, and I was able to read on smoothly without any sense of incongruity.

I started with dramas. I think people have different tastes when it comes to the pattern, but it's interesting. It's a forensic suspense story.

I don't usually read comics like this, but a friend recommended it to me, so I bought one. The content was interesting.

In the drama, it is depicted as if they have given great credit, but in reality, I learned that it is a job that requires perseverance, testing various possibilities through repetition of detailed work. I thought that the delicate and realistic expression of the paintings was perfect for this theme.

It's a good point common to comics, but I think it's a good work where you can learn about knowledge you don't know. It's also impressive, and it draws me in more and more and makes me read on.

I like the pictures, and I think the story is good too. I understand it from the drama, but I think it's interesting, so I recommend it.

I started reading after imagining a certain drama, but I was drawn into the different, suspenseful and realistic depictions and detailed explanations. As I read it, I learned that the author is the original forensic investigation, and I see, so I'm convinced that realistic depictions and stories can be made, and it's a satisfying work to read.

I felt like I was being drawn in as if I were watching a drama, but the grossiness was still strong. I've left the spin-off work, but I'm worried about the future and want to read as much as possible.

I like both forensic science and deduction, so this comic was worth reading! I prefer comics to dramas.

It was interesting to watch, so I read this one too. I can read more and more here, so I enjoyed reading it by making deductions.