Summary of this Book... | ||
Natsuki the cat-girl is part of a private police force that struggles with bad guys, budgets and personality conflict. | ||
This type of Book is good for... | ||
People who like a rollicking good adventure and who have a high tolerance for cynicism and sophomoric sexuality. | ||
I especially liked... | ||
The art. And the art. And the art. *sighs* The facial expressions are perfect, the figure work is delightful, and even the chibi stuff works. Also this is a fantastic milieu with likable characters and a believable plot, which helps. | ||
I didn't like... | ||
Sakura's frustrated sexuality taken as a joke. Either it should be taken seriously, or it should be omitted. The combination of police manga suitable for adults with high school attitudes toward sex just doesn't work. | ||
When I finished reading this Book I wanted to... | ||
...page back through and just look at it. | ||
This Book made me feel... | ||
Awed to the point of elation in places, and then slapped back down when I got to the lust. | ||
I recommend this Book because... | ||
It's drop-dead gorgeous. | ||
I don't recommend this Book because... | ||
Some of the content may offend some readers. | ||
Further Comments... | ||
I'm sure the intended audience for HyperPolice is older high school and young college age boys, and I don't fit in that category, so take my comments about the sexuality with several grains of salt. If you're looking for a visually beautiful treatment of the cat-girl motif, though, this one is first-rate. | ||
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Created Sep 15, 2008 at 10:13am •
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