Its a really good manga, i love the femc alot, mc is great

This manga does go into some very advanced stuff, so some stuff may go over your head like it did with mine, but that did not hinder my enjoyment of the manga.

What i reaply like is the manga does not focus solely on mirders, it does focus on them alot, but there are cases where they are investigating different things, i wont say as it may spoil stuff, but ita overall an enjoyable read

I really like both the leads here. While the male lead is certainly smart, the proactiveness of the female lead is also nice. The mysteries are intriguing and some of the cases are really thought provoking. My personal favorite is probably ch.53 burden of proof, because it shows the male lead's personality through and through.
I love how well known the male lead is in certain circles. Even though he may not be famous, he's quite respected by the people who matter.

well, dunno if he is kinda of detective or not
he never said he is as it, but one thing is true
HE IS GENIUS, even people around him acknowledge it


as the story tell on very first volume, he is just want to enjoy his high school life which (dunno if right or no) he lost when he jump into MIT when he young, he just want to experience it
But even now he is High school, he is already (correct me if i'm wrong) graduate from MIT
he is acknowledge by another researcher there
mostly in math field (so don't be surprised if you got a case which involve math formula, which is fun to read but you never understand)
Well, Kana, I know your feeling

as wuhugm said he is not famous as detective, but at least as researcher he is acknowledge by people around him
well, mostly the case is murder, but it just coincidence when he or Kana are around,


but to make you interested to read it, this manga have comedy on his own
while it's like Conan in term of comedy, the stoic and dense Touma is main point here
give it a try, the charms of this series lay on the math, the comedy duo, and the short-solved case
Q.E.D

because I think every of detective manga out there has their own charm.

Well, as for myself... I've read Conan, Kindaichi, C.M.B, DDS or you may say almost all big title of detective that published in my place^^. But maybe Q.E.D is the most brilliant detective manga for me. I really like how the case is not draggy and over with one book, how the explanation make sense and makes me confuse * u *) , I really like how deep (sometimes) the case is presented.

Of course, unlike C.M.B, Q.E.D is more serious but I can't help it. I'm more deeply in love with Toma and Kana. And I really like whenever Q.E.D x C.M.B ^^ Reading how their own point of view sure makes me feel asdfghjdfghj wow! But again, Toma is my favourite whenever it happen ^ o ^ //brickd

as a mystery manga, Q.E.D. is a unique one.

This manga, like some have said before, is not all about murder on every case. don't get mistaken though, I feel that some of these cases are the best xD ( I absolutely love the school's mystery club, these guys are hilarious).

it maybe lacking in term of character development or relationship development in particular, but I think that the lead pair are cute that way. I always think that they actually care for each other whether they are aware of that or not.

Another thing about this series is that the author likes developing the cases based on a science theories (mostly mathematics, but I have seen also economics and historical facts) and provide us with a brief explanation to the theory (this happen on 1 of 2 cases on every comic books). There were times when I got really confused by it lol, but fear not, even if you skip it you can still enjoy reading this.

Hmm... some reviewers are really amazing. They seems can crack some mysteries in this series and truly do research on QED materials, miss/mr. enaikelt for example, while I'm not. I'm just go read and stumbled on the awesomeness of QED (well, I'm just a pure-hearted boy maybe...)

I personally like the various cases which are provided by QED - not only murder and murder. Why? While murder case only provide an insight about modus operandi which is often useless and unpractical in society, a non-murder-case can provide an insight which is practical and seems-cool-to-be-understood, and QED provide many of it.

But well, I still read only 12 volumes, I hope it will get interesting and more variety cases comes out...

So I read through a few chapters, and I thought "Well, the characters are cute, let's keep going. It seems fun."

Then Touma, who went to school in Massachusetts, was all "I'm seeing snow for the first time!!!"

And then I read Diane Butler's horrendous English letter.

And then I solved that "how tall does a tree grow" thing off the top of my head (as anyone with a basic knowledge of calculus could.)

And then I dropped the manga. xD

To be honest, I feel that a kind of injustice is being done to this manga with the comments. I suppose it depends on what you're looking for in manga, but in a detective/mystery manga I expect and am looking for mysteries that are solved. QED delivers this and there's no big fuss about anything.

as far as detective story go, it's okay. the evidence is just too shaky any good lawyer can overturn it, if only the culprit don't start confessing after the ball is dropped. and ya know, there are alot of child murderers lol...quite unrealistic. and i just can't accept important organization like the cia or a government seemed so careless...

the character faces all seem to blend together, interchangeable. it can't be help that there are different character for every case, but at least different hairstyle, but even that cannot be managed. somehow i am always irritated with mizuhara. she is just too airheaded, too stubborn, too genki for me. and too many abuse. if i was touma i would sue the ass out of her.

but good point for including variety of cases, not just murders. even if i say a lot of bad points, it is still worth reading, because sometimes the case, the notes, the additional info is quite interesting.

i completely agree with nugro guy below. i will only add some.

reading qed is like watching the beautiful mind, served in front of you the beauty of mathematics. seems unsolvable, and almost certain won't contribute anything good even if you're able to solved them. but it is undeniable they are captivating, fascinating, stupefying.

that's about half of the manga.

the other half is about simplicity. there is no exaggerated hatred in murder case. only reasonable but stirred with depth of emotion. reading qed never incite disgusted feeling by how the characters act. because we can somehow put ourselves in their shoe, albeit those simplistic art.

qed is mystery manga that is not so mysterious. its turns beautiful over time.