Trevor Henderson🍉@slimyswampghost

    (5/14) Urasawa is very good at introducing us to characters we think might be a bit of a cliche, before imbuing them with all the nuance and grace of a well-developed protagonist in a matter of pages. His characters play with your expectations in interesting ways.

    (5/14) Urasawa is very good at introducing us to characters we think might be a bit of a cliche, before imbuing them with all the nuance and grace of a well-developed protagonist in a matter of pages. His characters play with your expectations in interesting ways.
    0593年前
    Trevor Henderson🍉@slimyswampghost

    (7/14) An extended flashback sequence that unfolds with absolutely no dialogue is a particular stand-out, delivering pathos without a single word said. Masterfully done storytelling, all contributing to building up the characters we will be with for the long haul.

    (7/14) An extended flashback sequence that unfolds with absolutely no dialogue is a particular stand-out, delivering pathos without a single word said. Masterfully done storytelling, all contributing to building up the characters we will be with for the long haul.
    1483年前
    Trevor Henderson🍉@slimyswampghost

    (8/14) I especially loved this somewhat horrifying panel where a little girl's imagination and a misunderstanding about a turn of phrase leads to the kind of imagery we would more likely see in a Junji Ito manga. A playful and memorable character moment.

    (8/14) I especially loved this somewhat horrifying panel where a little girl's imagination and a misunderstanding about a turn of phrase leads to the kind of imagery we would more likely see in a Junji Ito manga. A playful and memorable character moment.
    2593年前
    Trevor Henderson🍉@slimyswampghost

    (9/14) Seeing the bond that forms between the people coming together to help in the aftermath of the disaster is amazing, and the interactions between Asa and the townspeople she meets are by turns frustrating, hilarious and emotional.

    (9/14) Seeing the bond that forms between the people coming together to help in the aftermath of the disaster is amazing, and the interactions between Asa and the townspeople she meets are by turns frustrating, hilarious and emotional.
    0493年前
    Trevor Henderson🍉@slimyswampghost

    (10/14) What starts with a kaiju destroying Tokyo, turns into a claustrophobic character drama, before blowing wide open and turning into a fist-pumping disaster story, with Asada Asa doing everything in her power to provide food and rescue to her flooded town, post typhoon.

    (10/14) What starts with a kaiju destroying Tokyo, turns into a claustrophobic character drama, before blowing wide open and turning into a fist-pumping disaster story, with Asada Asa doing everything in her power to provide food and rescue to her flooded town, post typhoon.
    0493年前
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