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 Blame!: Volume 1 - Tsutomu Nihei
 Blame!: Volume 1 - Tsutomu Nihei ... TokyoPopNewest Review: ... and big explosions. The gist of the whole story arc is a search/quest for 'Net Terminal Genes' - what this means will be ... more ... revealed throughout the story at a set pace.
The quest has many parts and some back story is given to explain whats going on.
The artwork throughout is magnificent and consistently brilliant, I hear that Nihei trained as a architect - Throughout the volumes you will see Nihei's skill shine through; he creates a sense of claustrophobia in infinite space, and every variation thereon!
The story pacing is phenomenally well done and far too often i've found that i've spent a day reading through the Blame! series, there is ...more |
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Blame!: Volume 1 - Tsutomu Nihei: I want a gun just like that (261 words)
by - written on 18/07/09 (Very useful, 10 readings)
Rating:
Nihei has excellent drawing skills and surprisingly it's on the Tokyo Pop label. Blame! is a serialised manga and the whole is better than each individual volume, although saying that the volumes are brilliant and the whole is amazingly brilliant. This is an epic tale of sci-fi, genetics and big explosions. The gist of the whole story arc is a search/quest for 'Net Terminal Genes' - what this means will be revealed throughout the story at a set pace. The quest has many parts and some back story is given to explain whats going on. The artwork throughout is magnificent and consistently brilliant, I hear that Nihei trained as a ... Read the complete review
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