Reviews for Stray Cat & Wolf Manga

The story of this comic begins when it is picked up. The bandman is cool, and the main character is a really interesting character. Miyuki-sensei, the world is exploding!

He's a bandman I definitely shouldn't fall in love with, but I can't help but fall in love with him... First of all, I love painting too much. So I like it because it has a little bit of erotica in it. I'm reading this while dreaming that I wanted to live my high school life.

The picture is good and the story is good. The face of the wolf in the exciting scene wasn't drawn like “that would be cool, isn't it?” but it's really cool, and it's just right and good. It also fits the gag sensibility. My classmate, a boy, has good taste. However, since I'm an idol in love, I inevitably watch it from a fan's point of view, and even scenes that are supposed to make me cringe think, “Wow, I don't want my favorite idol to do this behind the scenes!” I love these two, so it would have been nice if they were people in an occupation where wolves didn't have fans. Tama is pretty good too. But I can't fall in love with being loved by wolves because I get a little touch with Shaku. Maybe it's about “this kid, well, I can forgive him.”

Miyuki sensei likes cheeky men and women! Easy to understand ☆ Tsundere Love is here again, like the two of Namai Kizakari! The guy in the recent new series was also a cheeky guy... even though he was too good at drawing. It must have been difficult to draw basketball comics, but it's amazing that they are simultaneously working on a band comic that seems just as difficult and starting a new series again. I wonder how many hands they have. They say they like drawing comics! I want manga artists who are always on hiatus to take an apprenticeship! Well, the main subject is a high school girl and a handsome bandman, and the comic with such a setting was popular a year ago, so I'm reading it with a somewhat nostalgic feeling. Tama, like an abandoned cat, forgives wolves, and lone wolf is also forgiving Tama more and more, and flirting is accelerating. Once you start flirting, you'll get into a rut if you stretch the volume for a long time, so I want them to have a happy ending at a good point. I loved Namai Kizakari at first, but there was a terrible sense of delay from around college, and it was too long... I liked it, but I was in a rut.

Bandman Naro-kun is so cool!! Being involved with Tama-chan is good too! I like all of Miyuki-sensei's works because they are handsome and interesting!

I tried reading this comic when it first came out, but recently I finally bought it. First of all, I love painting! Also, I personally really like the character settings, which the girl who is the main character, so I can recommend it (lol) I want to read more soon!

I like it because I get impatient because of misunderstandings, quick mistakes, and things that aren't honest with each other. Tama's reaction is cat-like, and I think it's a really good title.

Namai Kizakari. More than that, I like this one ⤴ How does Tama-chan deal with the emotions that spring up from within herself. That's where her honesty lies, so it's fascinating, isn't it? I'm looking forward to seeing how Wolf-kun changes with her like that. It seems like a long way to go, but I want to continue reading soon.

Even though only 2 volumes have been released yet, the merits of not only the two main characters but also the characters of their friends have already been conveyed. There are many things that haven't been revealed yet, but I'm quite satisfied... I'm also looking forward to the next volume ^-^

It's not possible in reality, but it's also nice, cool, and cute, so it's fun to read. I want to read more soon.

I liked this author's work, so I bought it. At first, I didn't feel like we were going to be in a romantic relationship at all, but we became more and more aware of each other, and it made me feel excited. I'm looking forward to a happy ending

It is true that a high school girl who has run away from home for a reason makes it a highly rated work with an unrealistic setting where she lives with a man who lives alone and seems to be disgusted by readers. I'm addicted to comics, even the picture of milk blowing from my nose. The interaction between men and women is almost a straight ball, and it is also good that there is no blurring. However, all the villagers treated the protagonist, who was a young child, so wickedly that they couldn't even make eye contact, and the easy unhappy upbringing setting was regrettable, such as calling him that or saying he was unknown.

Wolves are cool, and Tama is honest! I liked the pictures and the content was interesting, so I read them all at once while exploring. I'm curious about the continuation!

Do you have a feeling that you're going to be looking forward to the pictures and stories from now on? Is this a work that also has a comedic touch, has love, and has drama?

interesting! I've been waiting. I read it all at once. I want to see the continuation soon. I'm looking forward to future developments. If possible, would you like deployment to be sped up too? Do you have feelings too?

Like Namaiki, it also had funny elements, so I finished reading volume 1 in no time. I'm looking forward to future developments.