Stoeyline is decent enough, if not a little unevenly spaced as far as providing backstory info is concerned. Artwork is suitable for the genre. 3 more volumes to go with no scans in sight. I hope if its ever completed that the ending does it justice.

There is a problem with the pace especially from one chapter to another and that makes it confusing at times.I found it hard sometimes to understand what had happened due to that fact.That's the major drawback of this series.Also,the author could use more dialogue instead of images like he does in some of his other works but that is improved after chapter 5.
The artwork is good (noir style,but i have seen better of that style:Yougen no Chi etc) but what is strange is that in Yume no Atosaki it's much better(i don't know if the author leveled up or sth).

But do not be deceived it gets better on later chaptes.
The story looks more interesting than Kandachime, but that confusing pace makes me rate it less although it has so much potential.
I like those kinds of stories though with a little bit of mystery element, so if you are a fan and have read a lot like these,you should give it a thought as a second/third choice.
If anyone could pick it again i would give a more appropriate review.

... Last updated on March 26th, 2011, 7:28pm