Reviews for Skull-face Bookseller Honda-san Manga

Nowadays, when e-books have become mainstream, I don't go to bookstores at all, so I feel nostalgic. If you have a fondness for bookstores, if you have a fondness for books, and if you remember what was popular in the 2010s, I think you'll enjoy it very much. This is a dish I want to reread when I forget it.

All the bookstore clerks have good characters, and no matter what kind of customer they come, their heads spin at full throttle, and I'm sorry for the customer service. I can't believe the other side of the bookstore clerk was this hard

I've always loved bookstores, so I enjoyed the interesting depiction of the story “The Man Inside.” The characters are so easy to remember, and they all vividly love the book, so it's a work I really love.

It was interesting, it was fun, and a lot of things behind the bookstore were written, so it was a great learning experience! There are a lot of people with strong character designs, but on the other hand, all of their expressions, such as facial expressions and gestures, are cute and interesting, and their sense is exquisite! I am grateful to the author who was a bookstore clerk and to the active bookstore clerk.

It's inevitable to burst out laughing so much that it's better not to read it on the train or in the middle of the night! I was recommended on the island and bought it ♪ It was a really interesting work! Thanks to the bookstore! My way of looking has changed (. -people-.)

Set in a bookstore drawn by Mr. Honda, a former bookstore clerk in the short film “I Only Know One Thing,” the interaction between customers and clerks with strong characters is interesting beyond imagination. Even in “Just One...” the artist felt a sense of sense in the depiction that makes you feel the gap between the conversation that is exchanged with the tension of the scene and the bond between the two people in it, but this time, too, the scene that cuts out and the sense of dialogue shine through. “It seems that there are BL swamps with a depth comparable to the Mariana Trench around the world these days”... The way BL culture has spread to people overseas and is causing confusion among bookstore clerks, and how it is petrifying into simple questions from overseas people, etc., there are pressure points one by one, and I can't stand the laughter. What stuck out to me the most was the scene “the BL artist that comes up there is Tagame ● Goro sensei...”, but I wonder if this fun will be conveyed to people who don't have swamps? The names of active artists and others will also appear ☆ You can enjoy it both as a cross-cultural exchange event and as a work event.

It's really interesting. Recommended for people who like bookstores, manga lovers, and people who like drawing comics. The picture is good. If you want to be moved, want trivia, cross-cultural exchange, or like the other side, don't miss it.

After watching the anime, I was curious and bought the manga. It's interesting to know the inside story of the bookstore. I will continue reading.

I want to work at a bookstore like this! It depicts the back side of the bookstore, which is so comical that you might think. Every day would be exciting if I could spend time with friends like this even though my work was hard.

Volume 3 was really interesting, so I'm giving it 5 stars, but I thought volume 4 was completely out of place. I wonder if there was a point in putting out volume 4 (wry laugh) Up to volume 3 was really interesting and laughable.

After all, the character settings are unique! The main character is a skeleton character, and his boss and colleagues have various things like armor and paper bags, and the difficult episodes at work are arranged in an interesting way. Good sense.

Strong gag elements. Above all, I really like this character setting. The main character is a skull. And the bookstore clerk...!! The expression is well packed down to the smallest detail. I definitely want them to continue a little longer!

The person in charge of the comic section made a comic about his daily work. The picture is unique (laughs), but the tempo and expression are good. It's a great way to take a break from the hard work of any job.

The boss, colleagues, and customers are all strong characters. I live a life where I don't buy anything at physical stores, but it makes me want to go to bookstores. The book that was the story was also helpful, and the anime was interesting too!

It's a so-called “work-related” manga about what kind of work does a bookstore clerk do. It's not an introduction called I'm going to do this, and it's all about stories that make you laugh anyway based on strong colleague characters and episodes with various customers, and it's fun for bookstore lovers; it's twice as tasty?? It's a good work.

I thought it was a story similar to the bookstore I go to in standing reading, and when I read on, I was really surprised at that bookstore lol when I bought the book and went to the bookstore again, ah, I was moved by the awesomeness of the way the author captures the characteristics of that person, who I can guess... while being moved by the awesomeness of capturing the characteristics of that person, I was able to enjoy a different bookstore that wasn't just about buying everyday books! The content is so interesting and easy to read even without my own story! If you are familiar with various genres, I think you'll enjoy it even more!

It was completed once during the retirement period in volume 3, but what continued in detail was taken shape as volume 4! I'm happy. Volume 4 is the main story about Mr. Honda looking for material in various places as an off-field brawl edition after his retirement... no, he went for coverage. I've been to places like Rakuten Kobo and Taiwan. The story changes, but in the anime, Honda-san was a man, but as far as I read volume 1, she's a woman, right? The anime was also interesting, but some of them didn't make sense even when I heard technical terms. I like comics better because the more I read them in letters, the better I can understand. It's a book that makes you want to thank the bookstore when you read it. Thank you for always being a book lover!