Tapi kalo lebih teliti lagi, penelitian / analisa yang dibikin 'dadakan' (karena ini isinya semacam kumpulan kasus) mungkin terasa kurang memuaskan dan hanya bisa bikin 'senang sesaat' saja~
Walau begitu, aku suka kisah-2nya yang menghangatkan hati (^_^) seperti kisah wartawan yang menolak memasang foto tragedi di koran; juga suka kisah-2 'seram'nya seperti kisah suami-istri yang baru pindah dan pembaca nebak-2 siapa ini yang psycho~ (^,,^)
En esta ocasión,Urasawa nos presenta a Taichi Hiraga Keaton, profesor universitario, arquéologo e investigador para una agencia de seguros. Un personaje excéntrico, de aspecto apocado y despistado, que oculta a un ex soldado de SAS y experto en técnicas de supervivencia. Su trabajo le llevará por todo el mundo y la hará vivir aventuras llenas de peligros y emociones que engancharán al lector. Eso sí, Urasawa no se olvida del lado más humano del personaje y nos regala otros capítulos de corte más intimista en el que se nos revelan aspectos de la vida personal del protagonista. Una serie a seguir.
While not my favorite Urasawa manga, Master Keaton is still fascinating, especially as it was written in 1989 in a very different political climate. There is a slightly dated feel to the stories, which are quite episodic, but overall this reads like a more political Indiana Jones. (Full review will eventually be available on The Anime News Network.)
I really enjoyed it. It starts out with your typical know-it-all protagonist with a witty humor, that eventually turns in to a fleshed out character with flaws and all. Each chapter, while episodic, fleshes out characters and the world that Keaton belongs in. Can't wait to read the next one.
I rather enjoyed the stories. I'd note there was a significant tonal shift in the last story, which dealt with prostitution and had a lot more violence and killing.