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A review by ljrinaldi
Asadora!, Vol. 2 by Naoki Urasawa
4.0
This is the second book in the series. If you have read the first, then it will sort of make sense. If you haven't read the first it will make even less sense.
This is a slow moving story. The only things we k now are that Asadora's family home is destroyed by what people think is a tsunami, but she is able to see the monster that did it, from her vantage point in the airplane that she flies to save people whose houses were destroyed.
But, no one believes her, until someone goes looking for the monster, 10 years later.
And that was where we were at with the first book, and now, she is flying an airplane, and someone else has seen the monster.
So, we must wait for the next book to find out where this is all going.
Thanks to Edelweiss for making this book available for an honest review.
This is a slow moving story. The only things we k now are that Asadora's family home is destroyed by what people think is a tsunami, but she is able to see the monster that did it, from her vantage point in the airplane that she flies to save people whose houses were destroyed.
But, no one believes her, until someone goes looking for the monster, 10 years later.
And that was where we were at with the first book, and now, she is flying an airplane, and someone else has seen the monster.
So, we must wait for the next book to find out where this is all going.
Thanks to Edelweiss for making this book available for an honest review.