its one guy giving justice by shooting the baddies, the chapters are quick and the drawings are ok and as many have pointed out the characters need more development , overall its a quick action read something to while the time away .

It took me a long time to warm up to this one but I am beginning to enjoy it. Though it should be coming up on the ending very soon. There was a lot of random chapters in the beginning, but now its all seeming to tie together well. I look forward to seeing the conclusion

... Last updated on May 4th, 2013, 11:02am

The overall setting and feel to the story are pretty interesting, but like people have said before me, it could use a little more depth. The main character could use a little more personality or uniqueness, maybe just a little room for character development. I feel like the cases could go on a bit longer and be more developed, they're kind of rushed.


I still think it's a worthwhile read, and it's starting to look like the overall plot might be revealed soon.


EDIT: so I finally finished the series (after how many years?). My final comments can be summed up in two qualitative adjectives modified and improperly quantified by two indefinite adjectives:

much blah
many trite

... Last updated on March 31st, 2015, 6:25pm

Granted, the characters tend to be a little manicheans, but as an episodic series (for now) you can't really expect the bad guys to have much depht and redeeming qualities. The hero as well, still needs more depht, but it can be added later.
Otherwise, the setting clearly doesn't feel all that 'childish' to me, there are realistic deaths and tragic events and bastards pulling the strings. The hero, playing the role of a viglante after he's been hired to do it, has a lot of charism (and good action scenes), but he's also a cold-blooded killer. That's a good anti-hero recipe, imo.
Plus, the 'hiding in plain sight' part is a nice idea.

So, good read, could have more depht, but if you're looking for something a bit light and somehow heart-warming (in a gory and immoral way, yes, but heart-warming anyway), then this one is a good choice.

It's not horrible, but the writing feels really immature. Super evil bad guy does something evil, invincible good guy hears about it and kills bad guy, rinse and repeat. Kinda like something a kid would think up, but if you want to turn your brain off and watch some bad guys get blown to bits by a invincible hero this is for you.

Not the worst, but predictable. Because you are quickly given the sense that the protagonist is invincible, you know that he will learn of the crime, be hired, and do his job quickly. There's little room for character improvement, or even an actual challenge. The chapters quickly become repetitive.

So far, what has kept me reading was chapter 7. Although it did follow a similar pattern, this story was slightly different. It had a movie-like effect in how it was pulled off, which was incredibly appealing.

... Last updated on August 11th, 2012, 12:48am