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A review by kidclamp
Domu: A Child's Dream by Katsuhiro Otomo
5.0
I really enjoyed this book.
A series of strange murders leads police to begin investigating what should be your typical apartment building. As the police get closer to finding the killer, they discover that the murders and this building are anything but typical. The books build up to an all out psychic war between two powerful persons, filled with blood and gore and destruction.
The plot is fairly simple and there aren't really any big surprises. but the carnage and destruction is so over the top, in a good way, and lovingly depicted that the book is worth the payoff. Written by the same author as Akira, but I think this one might be my favorite of the two.
A series of strange murders leads police to begin investigating what should be your typical apartment building. As the police get closer to finding the killer, they discover that the murders and this building are anything but typical. The books build up to an all out psychic war between two powerful persons, filled with blood and gore and destruction.
The plot is fairly simple and there aren't really any big surprises. but the carnage and destruction is so over the top, in a good way, and lovingly depicted that the book is worth the payoff. Written by the same author as Akira, but I think this one might be my favorite of the two.