Smoke & Mirrors's Topics (38)

"Jung Yohan is seriously ... Jung Yohan ..."

A rose is a rose is a rose.

Still one of the best (yakuza stories). Right in the feels - nearly every time I lay my eyes on it and an awesome thrilling plot on top of it. So complex but also immensely thought through.

And those two are so nice to watch. Even if Hyoudous last few words in this chapter pretty much broke my heart. 'What if' ... Don't go down that road. As sad as it is what's done is done. And how Izaya once said so nicely: "The past will be only too happy to chase you - in absolute, complete, and total earnest ... " Don't torture yourself with the unchangeable past. Look forward and take care of Yuki now!

Oh my, for a canidae you've got pretty bad instincts, dear. You it is. He's caring and trying to protect YOU, dummy!

I can't help but that 'lil guy reminds me of Elmyra Duff. XD

Now this is something else! Me likey. I also adore the art style.

Uhm … well yeah, it’s kinda hot, Jung Yohan. You could say so.

Well, actually, that was sadly more bitter than sweet. But that's exactly what 19 Days is. With a totally exaggerated and unrealistic romanticism, it would become implausible. But it's these little gestures that create an incredible atmosphere, albeit quiet and melancholic. Again and again skillfully caught by the fantastic slapstick scenes.

One thing's for sure ... that’s gonna be a hella bumpy ride. Especially with my baseball bat allergy, thanks to Negan and his wiry wooden lady. Looks pretty interesting and promising tho’.

Well fucker, hate is also kinda like a bond. And I bet he has the hots for you~ ...

"Sorry Taesoo!" Agh, seriously ... shove your apologies where the sun doesn't shine you hypocritical wench! It's always fascinating how such people always tell themselves they're the victim in the matter. Whether directly or indirectly ... But since hope is known to die last, I believe that sometimes a rotten little copy cat will get its ass kicked. (At least in fiction ...)

The new work seems to be pretty much the opposite of Fools, huh!? I loved "Fools" and I already like this one. Although and maybe just because it's so different. It shows the artist's enormous diversity. I like the tristesse, the animosity and the kinda B-Movie narrative style. And the fact that the artist has great visual talents doesn't have to be mentioned first. Once again, everything is to the point. Great style.