Island #05

There is only one word to describe this manga and that's fascinating. Usually I am not into mangas about horror or lots of blood and violence, but it had an interesting plot idea. So, I got it. At the most it would have to be a month since I got it. I know have all the ones that are available. It leaves you wondering what is going to happen next. The characters are very complex and just when you think you have them figured out, the suddleny suprise you. You should read this if you like mangas and a good plot line that will have you coming back for more.

A must read for anyone with a darker half and an interest in old legends; this story commands an audience worthy of the latest Anne Rice novel. In-Wan Youn does not watse time in diving right into the stroy's main theme, and does little to no side-tracking into the main characters' pasts. You can expect not to see any deep, emotional love lines for a little while (if ever) with this story, for this isn't your average boy meets girl tale. (One reason this reader enjoys it so much.) Any fanatic of demons, gore, and dark magic the is a definate treat for you, and one I highly recommend.