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Dark Metro #3
Темное метро. Книга 3. Конечная станция
Издревле люди страшились подземелий. Потом они осмелели, и вот под землей уже гудят поезда... Но тьма никуда не ушла. Она здесь, она рядом... Каждый, кто спускается в Токийское метро, сам того не подозревая, ходит по лезвию ножа. Но есть тот, кто хранит границу между жизнью и смертью. ноша по имени Сейя называет себя проводником нижнего мира.
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First published January 1, 2009
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Tokyo Calen
7 books4 followersTokyo Calen (writer) has won many awards for scripts for dramas, and has also written scripts for radio plays. Has also done screenplay and directed a short film, “Koi no Pororon” (恋のポロロン)- 2007. "Dark Metro" is his first original story for the manga form. (From Tokyopop)
Name in Japanese 東京かれん
Name in Japanese 東京かれん
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August 2, 2020
Kicsit légből kapott, olyan muszáj szagú lezárás. Kár érte, a borító itt lett a legjobb (anno ezért is szúrt szemet a sorozat és szereztem be végül). Valahogy a nagy katarzis nekem elmaradt a végén, sajnáltam, de jó volt, hogy nincs elhúzva még egy kötetre, az sok lett volna már.
July 9, 2015
Zpočátku se mi kniha zdála vcelku průměrná, když už jsem si stihla zvyknout na styl Calen, začala jsem děj předvídat (i když je pravda, že autorka mě dokázala přesto často překvapit.. :)). Kresby na druhou stranu začaly být čím dál zajímavější a opravdu jsem si je oblíbila. Proplouvala jsem dějem optimisticky, taková manga se čte velmi rychle, až přišla poslední kapitola. A... ten konec! Zamilovala jsem se díky tomu do celé této mangy a můžu jen doporučit! x))
October 10, 2022
Third time is a charm...or is it a curse this time?
More supernatural things happen showing spirits and humans can be just terrible as we wrap up this simplistically narrated tale of the thin line between the land of the dead and the living. One common thread (and honestly some of the best parts) of the series deals with Seiya who has been shown as a guide of the underworld even though he appears to be alive to my surprise considering he can move between both realms like any of the sprits in the various stories. He is given power to supposedly choose who should live or die even though he knows he is still fairly powerless in the long run until his final act saves lives as he banishes "innocent" spirits who were planning on murdering humans who dared to travel through their sacred grounds (see recommissioned railway line.)
As the end of the series there is a bit of a QA session at the end of the volume and some color pictures at the beginning showing cover art for the other volumes probably to fill the gap on what was probably a cancelled series though I am not sure myself nor really care to look into it myself. Of course with a final boss fight you need appropriately scary foes as we get to see the writhing masses of spectral forms casting off any vestiges of humanity for horrific monsters which I actually rather enjoyed some of the creativity of them. Not a bad series but sometimes while I was reading it I had to stop to ask "Really?" at certain points due to convenient plot points that finished many of the short stories in a more or less happy ending. In the end I am glad I borrowed this from Kindle Unlimited rather than pay for it or I would not have bothered reading all the way to the end of this obvious classic. :)
More supernatural things happen showing spirits and humans can be just terrible as we wrap up this simplistically narrated tale of the thin line between the land of the dead and the living. One common thread (and honestly some of the best parts) of the series deals with Seiya who has been shown as a guide of the underworld even though he appears to be alive to my surprise considering he can move between both realms like any of the sprits in the various stories. He is given power to supposedly choose who should live or die even though he knows he is still fairly powerless in the long run until his final act saves lives as he banishes "innocent" spirits who were planning on murdering humans who dared to travel through their sacred grounds (see recommissioned railway line.)
As the end of the series there is a bit of a QA session at the end of the volume and some color pictures at the beginning showing cover art for the other volumes probably to fill the gap on what was probably a cancelled series though I am not sure myself nor really care to look into it myself. Of course with a final boss fight you need appropriately scary foes as we get to see the writhing masses of spectral forms casting off any vestiges of humanity for horrific monsters which I actually rather enjoyed some of the creativity of them. Not a bad series but sometimes while I was reading it I had to stop to ask "Really?" at certain points due to convenient plot points that finished many of the short stories in a more or less happy ending. In the end I am glad I borrowed this from Kindle Unlimited rather than pay for it or I would not have bothered reading all the way to the end of this obvious classic. :)
April 20, 2023
Tato manga byla úžasně strašidelná a hlavně nebyla jako ty nudné holčičí. Ty ilustrace i příběh byly úchvatně propracované. Pro fanoušky bud hororu nebo mangy to ideální. Po přečtení už nikdy nepojedu sama v noci metrem. ;D
March 12, 2010
Interesting and good horror (ghost) comics. With very handsome and nice male hero, Seiya. I love him! :o)
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