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Alternative:
目を見て話せ; Look Me in the Eyes When You Talk; Me o Mite Hanase
Autore:
Iwaaki Hitoshi
Artista:
Iwaaki Hitoshi
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Manga
Stato:
YES
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2003-01-01 to ?
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目を見て話せ; Look Me in the Eyes When You Talk; Me o Mite Hanase
Autore:
Iwaaki Hitoshi
Artista:
Iwaaki Hitoshi
genere:
Manga
Stato:
YES
Pubblicare:
2003-01-01 to ?
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From Kotonoha
After getting beaten up by a bunch of thugs, an apathetic man who is afraid of looking other people in the eyes wakes up in the hospital, only to discover to his horror that he literally can’t see other people’s eyes.
After getting beaten up by a bunch of thugs, an apathetic man who is afraid of looking other people in the eyes wakes up in the hospital, only to discover to his horror that he literally can’t see other people’s eyes.
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ME WO MITE HANASE review
I did not really come at this looking for a delinquent style "hilarious" manga, since I do not really care about that. What I wanted was some more Parasyte, and Iwaaki definitely delivers!
For me, the humor derived from his works starts and ends with the art, and this was some of the funniest. Nomura's straight, excessively wide mouthed :| face at the beginning to display his indifference is really humorous and carries the first several pages. When Nomura wakes up to an eyeless world on page 11, the humor jumps into overdrive, keyed around the middle panel on the page where the eyeless doctor dismisses the problem with a simple "That's astounding!" and overly happy grin. Now, there are some weak points to the story. An example would be the indifference Nomura shows to a gang beating, and his sudden surprise and clichéd responses to the situation. There is also too much of an exaggerative cynicism with no one wanting to stop little kids from getting too rough with each other. I felt the character of Nomura's girlfriend, Fuyumi, was a bit too simplistic and detracted from the story. In the end, these flaws should not really matter much for enjoyment purposes with this being a 44 page one shot, but it is the reason for my 8/10 rating. If you enjoyed other works by Iwaaki, then read this! |