Vasiliy Mukhin

Read it first in 2011 and was mesmerized by the art, simplistic brutality, and vampire evolution. After 15 years, nothing changed; it is still a brilliant piece of vampire art and horror, idk why the rating is so low.

It is great as a short story, but I don't think there is enough plot to carry on as a single; it feels like a part of an anthology, where you get different vibes instead of a round-up story. Publishing stories separately feels kinda excessive, though it's probably profitable financially.

I recommend purchasing and reading the entire "The Bureau" series; reading it separately would feel too short.

This work was recommended as a starting point for reading about X-men, and I would like to say it was a lie.

But otherwise interesting and deep story, that would feel extremely rushed without prior reading.

So far very good, I like how they introduce new characters and give depth to the "old" ones. Obviously, it's just the beginning so there is not so much action but I think it is important to read it in order to understand and appreciate the character growth/change. Looking forward to see how the story progress!

Classic revenge-horror in school setting. Evil because evil antagonists and become-evil-to-fight-evil protagonist. Good for comfort reading if you love horror and don't have huge expectations for this mediocre horror manga.