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A review by scipiokento
Devils' Line, 11 by Ryo Hanada
adventurous
dark
emotional
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
5.0
"That's quite an amazing thing to say..."
Sometimes accepting that you cannot control every aspect of something can be a powerful experience, as shown at the beginning of this volume. Hanada continues to show character depth as we see characters growing and expanding into themselves as they begin to explore vulnerabilities they haven't given voice to in the past. We get to see how each character is working towards their personal development (or lack thereof for some) and what they have been doing since the group split. Enemies are beginning to take clearer shape and threats are looming closer and closer for Anzai and Tsukasa. I cannot wait to see how this is going to play out!
Sometimes accepting that you cannot control every aspect of something can be a powerful experience, as shown at the beginning of this volume. Hanada continues to show character depth as we see characters growing and expanding into themselves as they begin to explore vulnerabilities they haven't given voice to in the past. We get to see how each character is working towards their personal development (or lack thereof for some) and what they have been doing since the group split. Enemies are beginning to take clearer shape and threats are looming closer and closer for Anzai and Tsukasa. I cannot wait to see how this is going to play out!