Reviews for Lost Lad London Manga

It makes me feel mixed feelings and surprises in the comics I've read up until now, and the feeling that I'm entering the work and making my own reasoning. It's such a wonderful piece.

A solid story with a stylish picture. The cynical expressions of the characters are amazing. It was much more than I expected. That was interesting.

When I'm looking for a book, I tend to be attracted to covers... so I first caught my eye on the unique atmosphere of the cover of this work. The impression I read is that it is stylish overall. The background and facial expressions are not drawn in detail, and the frame layout is simple, and that's why it quickly comes into sight or head without extra information. It also touches on race and gender issues, but it feels like a satire that's heavy and doesn't make you feel bad. As other people have written, it was like an overseas drama, but it was also as if I was watching a collection of illustrations. An artistic style that is hard to find anywhere else. I'm not good at thinking, so I'm curious about what the paper airplanes depicted everywhere from the beginning suggest...

I bought it right after receiving Follow's review, but I was finally able to read it. (I want to thoroughly enjoy authentic mysteries when I have time.) Why did a male college student who seems to be falsely charged with murder and a detective who regrets past misdemeanor cases catch up with the real culprit, and why was he caught up with the real culprit? A story about exploring mysteries. In addition to the murder case, social issues such as racial discrimination and prejudice are also conceived and seem to become serious, yet it progresses slowly and slowly, so it was a smooth reading experience. The relationships that can be understood from the friendly conversations between the characters were pleasant to the touch. Normally, they can do what the author expected until the end, but in the scene where the real culprit is pinched, an unnecessary ability is activated. That said, I sometimes read mystery novels from the end, so that was also interesting. The design, which I don't often pick up myself, was also fresh. I thought it was drawn in such a way that I could focus so much on the story. I like the last frame.

I thought the taste of the painting was close to Ono Natsume, but the atmosphere was completely different, such as the lines and the way the story was carried. The characters are all fascinating, and although the story is classic, it's really exciting. It was more like watching a movie than a comic. I'm also looking forward to the next one.

I thought it was a peculiar picture, but it was so easy to see, it fits the story, and the story is deep, so it's really interesting!! It's a very good work that fits the current era. the best.

I felt like I was watching a suspense foreign drama. Even though there wasn't that much detail in the background, I thought it suited the atmosphere of the story. The story development, character background, and structure are perfect, and the way the mysteries are scattered is good, and I'm really curious about the continuation! It is especially recommended for people who like foreign suspense dramas.

There were no reviews yet when I posted it, so I thought what should I do if I lost... but I bought it and got it right! I think I recommend it to people who like solving mysteries and mysteries! I thought the atmosphere and story of the picture were like Natsume Ono ^ ^

This work was introduced on NHK's Asaichi. I was more interested than before, but the program was my last recommendation and I read it. As everyone says, the protagonist is casually and steadily cornered in a stylish picture. One day, all of a sudden, I felt a great fear of losing my casual everyday life. I'm really glad that the first detective Al met was Ellis. I also felt that false charges are easier to make than I thought. Various prejudices and discrimination come up in the work. I feel that there is deep-seated discrimination in any developed country. It may not be possible to get rid of it as long as humans are human, but even so, I would like to look at people as equally as possible.

I think the unique pattern matches the content. The characters are attractive and it's like a drama. I was drawn in and read it all at once.

I read it because I was attracted to the cover design and the mystery suspense work. The story is usually interesting, but to be honest, it wasn't enough for me after reading it, or rather, it wasn't enough. Maybe it's just the right work for when you want to read it casually. I liked it quite a bit

Is the picture messy or stylish? A style of painting that is rarely seen. The story is cool and the choice of words is cool. It's a suspenseful main story, but there are parts that don't appeal to a Japanese person who is unfamiliar with racism and the London situation. If you enjoy it as a spice, you'll be satisfied.

This stylish work depicts the interaction between a young man suspected of assassinating the mayor and a detective who has decided to hide him. There is also a part where the design and sense are reminiscent of Ononatsume. The ending is unexpected, but rather than a mystery, I think what I want to draw is a small hope that others understand the essence of people in casual everyday life where they are unaware.