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MADK 3
歪んだ性癖のせいで"異常者"と言われ、
一人ずっと苦しんできたマコトは、
ある日、半信半疑で手にした「悪魔を呼び出す本」を使い、
魔界の大公爵・Jを召還することに成功する。
Jと魂の契約を交わし、悪魔に生まれ変わったマコトは、
魔界で第二の人生を始めた。
個性豊かな悪魔たちと過ごし、
様々なことを学び成長していく中で、
マコトはJを超えることに執着してゆき……。
一人ずっと苦しんできたマコトは、
ある日、半信半疑で手にした「悪魔を呼び出す本」を使い、
魔界の大公爵・Jを召還することに成功する。
Jと魂の契約を交わし、悪魔に生まれ変わったマコトは、
魔界で第二の人生を始めた。
個性豊かな悪魔たちと過ごし、
様々なことを学び成長していく中で、
マコトはJを超えることに執着してゆき……。
272 pages, Paperback
First published November 30, 2022
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December 16, 2023
the ending perfectly summarizes and fits the overall loop of the cycle of obsession, hatred, and love. all things made sense when i read the last chapter. i'm amazed yet also frustrated because it ended in a way i never expected —like it will leave an an itch in my brain that i would never be able to scratch. what an absolute ride reading this was !
December 15, 2023
happy live laugh love lobotomy to me
April 29, 2024
Would have been the perfect ending if not for that haircut.
September 1, 2024
This series was a gory, beautiful, horrible, and fucked up wreck that you couldnt stop watching unfold.
December 22, 2024
5/5stars
I feel INSANE what the FUCK was this
I feel INSANE what the FUCK was this
April 29, 2024
hasta ahora me animo a leer el último vol y quedé encantada, la creatividad de ryo suzuri nunca dejó de sorprenderme
January 7, 2024
Such a bittersweet end to the story. Honestly made me a little sad, though how could it have ended any other way? Still...
November 10, 2023
[Reseña de la serie completa]
“Devórame otra vez. Ven, castígame con tus deseos, más... que el vigor lo guardé para ti. Ay, ven, devórame otra vez, que la boca me sabe a tu cuerpo... Desesperan mis ganas por ti.”
Espero que se me perdone que esta cita no aparezca en la obra de Ryō Suzuri, pero nada resume mejor su argumento que esta canción de Lalo Rodríguez. MADK arranca con un adolescente perturbado, a punto de sucumbir a ciertas pulsiones sangrientas y que decide condenarse cumpliendo sus deseos a través de un pacto diabólico: ante él se aparece un demonio que ofrece su cuerpo para ser devorado según la fantasía caníbal del joven, condenándose al infierno en un orgasmo desquiciado.
Con este arranque, el elemento terrorífico aparente se encama con los subtextos homosexuales subyacentes (al principio) de culpa, vergüenza, autopercepción monstruosa y constancia de "lo prohibido" en la mente de un adolescente virgen que hasta ahora se ha sentido apartado, invisible e incapaz de explorar su sexualidad (y ser explorado). Siendo así, converge en una visión menos tierna (je) o melancólica que lo que estamos viendo en El verano en que Hikaru murió, arrollado el relato por la omnipresencia de su archiduque infernal inalcanzable, desencadenante de su pasión desmedida y de una violenta y corruptora búsqueda de la posesión definitiva. Y es que tras el descenso a los infiernos, Suzuri plantea una voluntad de ascenso hacia el control absoluto del propio cuerpo que, en la mente enfermiza/enamoradiza del protagonista, se torna en fuerza arrolladora que parece poner el deseo por encima del corazón.
A lo largo de los 3 volúmenes se aprecia una evolución psicológica (y terrorífica) del personaje principal, en consonancia con un apartado artístico que se va tornando cada vez más preciosista. La capacidad de Suzuri para hacer de lo grotesco y escatológico algo hermoso pasa de las bellas páginas completas de los comienzos (mostrando el pasado de la mangaka en ilustración) al cuidado en las propias viñetas en volúmenes posteriores. Siendo MADK uno de los primeros trabajos en cómic de la autora, espero que tengamos oportunidad de devorar el resto de su bibliografía muy pronto...
“Devórame otra vez. Ven, castígame con tus deseos, más... que el vigor lo guardé para ti. Ay, ven, devórame otra vez, que la boca me sabe a tu cuerpo... Desesperan mis ganas por ti.”
Espero que se me perdone que esta cita no aparezca en la obra de Ryō Suzuri, pero nada resume mejor su argumento que esta canción de Lalo Rodríguez. MADK arranca con un adolescente perturbado, a punto de sucumbir a ciertas pulsiones sangrientas y que decide condenarse cumpliendo sus deseos a través de un pacto diabólico: ante él se aparece un demonio que ofrece su cuerpo para ser devorado según la fantasía caníbal del joven, condenándose al infierno en un orgasmo desquiciado.
Con este arranque, el elemento terrorífico aparente se encama con los subtextos homosexuales subyacentes (al principio) de culpa, vergüenza, autopercepción monstruosa y constancia de "lo prohibido" en la mente de un adolescente virgen que hasta ahora se ha sentido apartado, invisible e incapaz de explorar su sexualidad (y ser explorado). Siendo así, converge en una visión menos tierna (je) o melancólica que lo que estamos viendo en El verano en que Hikaru murió, arrollado el relato por la omnipresencia de su archiduque infernal inalcanzable, desencadenante de su pasión desmedida y de una violenta y corruptora búsqueda de la posesión definitiva. Y es que tras el descenso a los infiernos, Suzuri plantea una voluntad de ascenso hacia el control absoluto del propio cuerpo que, en la mente enfermiza/enamoradiza del protagonista, se torna en fuerza arrolladora que parece poner el deseo por encima del corazón.
A lo largo de los 3 volúmenes se aprecia una evolución psicológica (y terrorífica) del personaje principal, en consonancia con un apartado artístico que se va tornando cada vez más preciosista. La capacidad de Suzuri para hacer de lo grotesco y escatológico algo hermoso pasa de las bellas páginas completas de los comienzos (mostrando el pasado de la mangaka en ilustración) al cuidado en las propias viñetas en volúmenes posteriores. Siendo MADK uno de los primeros trabajos en cómic de la autora, espero que tengamos oportunidad de devorar el resto de su bibliografía muy pronto...
February 29, 2024
Not the ending I was expecting and I'm honestly not sure if I enjoyed it or not. It felt a bit rushed for me, however, I still think it was fitting for the story. Overall, I enjoyed this series as a whole! The artwork was fantastic, and the world was interesting, but certainly not the current depiction of hell in most other works. It's what you can fully imagine hell being like with concepts that would make a grandmother clutch her pearls, and themes that are not for the weak of heart. I was more than a bit scandalized during certain parts ( I mean holding my hand over my mouth in shock) but I reminded myself that these are demons. They aren't sweet, romantic creatures found in common romance books. They are dark creatures who are selfish, greedy, and hedonistic. If you go into this book with this mindset, then you're in for a wild ride. I certainly recommend this series if you can handle heavy, dark, themes! AND ONLY IF YOU CAN HANDLE THESE THEMES!
October 15, 2025
І ЯК БЛЯТЬ ПІСЛЯ ЦЬОГО ВСЬОГО ПРОДОВЖУВАТИ ІСНУВАТИ ГА
ця серія викрутила мій рівень бешеності на максимум я серйозно в мене настрій дертись на стелю і гризти якісь стіни чи [редактед] абощо Я НЕ ЗНАЮ а а а ааа а а аа аа а а а а аа
100000/10 ✋😞
ця серія викрутила мій рівень бешеності на максимум я серйозно в мене настрій дертись на стелю і гризти якісь стіни чи [редактед] абощо Я НЕ ЗНАЮ а а а ааа а а аа аа а а а а аа
100000/10 ✋😞
December 31, 2024
This volume is the best. Perfectly summarize the story of the obsession. And actually very makes sense of everything what and why questions raised in the previous two volumes.
August 25, 2025
Longest suicide in history of mankind. 2.5 ⭐️
December 25, 2024
filthy, nasty, desperate until the last.
October 23, 2023
Ho poche cose da dire su questo finale e tutte entusiaste. Credo che dovrò rileggere tutto MADK, appena avrò un po' di tempo libero in più, e credo che dovrò leggerlo con calma, per apprezzarne tutte le sfumature.
Intanto alcune cose posso già dirle. In primis che ho amato la coerenza narrativa e contenutistica di questa storia, che fino all'ultima tavola non cede alla banalità e non si lascia tentare da un finale accomodante. MADK è e resta un racconto crudo e perverso del mondo dannato dei demoni, ritratti nelle loro più basse pulsioni ma anche nelle loro più intime fragilità. Il guro-ero si ritaglia i suoi spazi e fa capolino come parte fondamentale della trama e modo di approfondire la psicologia tormentata dei personaggi. Nel caso specifico di questo volume, di Makoto, che si riconferma un protagonista coerente con se stesso, tremendo, semplicemente complicato e guidato da una ossessione che poi è il tema dominante di tutta l'opera.
I disegni, in tutto questo, sono semplicemente perfetti e lo stile barocco – tutto volute e curve ampie, voluttuose, decadenti - dell'autrice serve a rendere perfettamente non solo il ricco e corrotto e palpitante mondo dei demoni ma anche i loro corpi, mostruosi, corrotti, palpitanti e voluttuosi pure loro, mai scontati nelle loro appendici più disgustose o nelle menomazioni della carne, che segnalano le cicatrici che la vita all'inferno ha lasciato sui loro spiriti.
E poi quella coda finale su Makoto... La perfetta chiusura di questa storia. Quanto è cresciuto questo ragazzo, ha davvero rivelato tutto il potenziale demoniaco della sua anima.
Consigliatissimo agli amanti dell'ero-guro e di storie originali e coraggiose sui demoni. Coraggiose, perché lasciano da parte tutti i buonismi e non credono che "R18" segnali solo una serie dove si dicono un sacco di parolacce e si fanno allusioni becere sul sesso. Per chi, come me, è rimasto deluso da operazioni come Helluva Boss questa opera è una manna dal cielo. Ops, metafora sbagliata. E blasfema. 🤭
Intanto alcune cose posso già dirle. In primis che ho amato la coerenza narrativa e contenutistica di questa storia, che fino all'ultima tavola non cede alla banalità e non si lascia tentare da un finale accomodante. MADK è e resta un racconto crudo e perverso del mondo dannato dei demoni, ritratti nelle loro più basse pulsioni ma anche nelle loro più intime fragilità. Il guro-ero si ritaglia i suoi spazi e fa capolino come parte fondamentale della trama e modo di approfondire la psicologia tormentata dei personaggi. Nel caso specifico di questo volume, di Makoto, che si riconferma un protagonista coerente con se stesso, tremendo, semplicemente complicato e guidato da una ossessione che poi è il tema dominante di tutta l'opera.
I disegni, in tutto questo, sono semplicemente perfetti e lo stile barocco – tutto volute e curve ampie, voluttuose, decadenti - dell'autrice serve a rendere perfettamente non solo il ricco e corrotto e palpitante mondo dei demoni ma anche i loro corpi, mostruosi, corrotti, palpitanti e voluttuosi pure loro, mai scontati nelle loro appendici più disgustose o nelle menomazioni della carne, che segnalano le cicatrici che la vita all'inferno ha lasciato sui loro spiriti.
E poi quella coda finale su Makoto... La perfetta chiusura di questa storia. Quanto è cresciuto questo ragazzo, ha davvero rivelato tutto il potenziale demoniaco della sua anima.
Consigliatissimo agli amanti dell'ero-guro e di storie originali e coraggiose sui demoni. Coraggiose, perché lasciano da parte tutti i buonismi e non credono che "R18" segnali solo una serie dove si dicono un sacco di parolacce e si fanno allusioni becere sul sesso. Per chi, come me, è rimasto deluso da operazioni come Helluva Boss questa opera è una manna dal cielo. Ops, metafora sbagliata. E blasfema. 🤭
May 14, 2024
I continue being on my knees for Ryo Suzuri for giving me the gift of MADK 🧎🏻♀️
This mangaka has solidified my absolute love and need for manga that explores queer horror 🙏🏼 Truly need as much of it as humanly possible to be in my hands. I absolutely need more stories about obsession and terror and yearning and destruction. WE DESERVE IT 🌈
Still. It’s bittersweet that this has come to an end. I wish we’d gotten more volumes because I genuinely believe that with a little more wiggle room, this story would have blossomed even more incredibly than it already did. At the end of the day, though, this ended exactly how I wanted it to and expected it to.
This was always meant to be about cycles of obsession and how obsession and hatred only breed more. It was no surprise how the relationship between Makoto and J resolves. It was the only natural resolution to their dynamic.
Honestly, part of the true gift of this volume was how much we got to learn about J’s past. I wasn’t sure how much the mangaka would give us, but we got plenty to reinforce that there was only ever going to be one specific conclusion to the story.
This mangaka has solidified my absolute love and need for manga that explores queer horror 🙏🏼 Truly need as much of it as humanly possible to be in my hands. I absolutely need more stories about obsession and terror and yearning and destruction. WE DESERVE IT 🌈
Still. It’s bittersweet that this has come to an end. I wish we’d gotten more volumes because I genuinely believe that with a little more wiggle room, this story would have blossomed even more incredibly than it already did. At the end of the day, though, this ended exactly how I wanted it to and expected it to.
This was always meant to be about cycles of obsession and how obsession and hatred only breed more. It was no surprise how the relationship between Makoto and J resolves. It was the only natural resolution to their dynamic.
Honestly, part of the true gift of this volume was how much we got to learn about J’s past. I wasn’t sure how much the mangaka would give us, but we got plenty to reinforce that there was only ever going to be one specific conclusion to the story.
October 6, 2023
This is the third, and final, volume of the MADK series, and it was yet another banger. This was amazing and everything I wanted (or didn't know I wanted) for the end, even if I am sad there won't be more volumes to look forward to.
I cannot wait for the physical release, so I have an excuse to read all three volumes again. It was amazing to watch Makoto grow as a demon throughout the series and get more and more unhinged, insane, and beautiful.
Makoto (and every character in MADK) is so beautiful with Ryo Suzuri's art style. The mix of beautiful visuals and horrific events in this manga is so captivating, and now that the series is over its going to leave me wanting more. But what other series can make someone ripping their own throat open seem so sensual?
This will definitely be a series and a volume I can see myself returning to and rereading multiple times in the future.
A huge thank you to Edelweiss and SuBLime for access to the advanced reader copy of this manga.
I cannot wait for the physical release, so I have an excuse to read all three volumes again. It was amazing to watch Makoto grow as a demon throughout the series and get more and more unhinged, insane, and beautiful.
Makoto (and every character in MADK) is so beautiful with Ryo Suzuri's art style. The mix of beautiful visuals and horrific events in this manga is so captivating, and now that the series is over its going to leave me wanting more. But what other series can make someone ripping their own throat open seem so sensual?
This will definitely be a series and a volume I can see myself returning to and rereading multiple times in the future.
A huge thank you to Edelweiss and SuBLime for access to the advanced reader copy of this manga.
June 11, 2025
This modified my psyche in a way no other works of fiction have achieved. I'll never be the same and I still chase the feelings I got when I read this monumental masterpiece fruitlessly.
December 20, 2023
It's over and God I don't know if I'll ever read a bl horror gore manga that will make me feel to the degree that this made me feel. I wish I had more I could have easily read this for 3 more volumes and possibly more
January 14, 2024
4,5/5
amor eterno a lo grotesco
amor eterno a lo grotesco
March 13, 2024
Sick and twisted —made me cry.
April 10, 2024
All three volumes have been three stars. It's all been fine, nothing incredible. I like the character designs, but I still think some of the panels are so hard to work out what is going on.
April 30, 2025
And the cycle repeats, I guess.
It's kind of hard for me to rate this and review this. I didn't really like what happened, but I understand why it happened. It was all pretty painful. Like so much evil happened and everyone is so conniving and it just seems like a truly awful existence, but that probably fully incapsulates what hell is like for the demons. It's interesting to see the difference of Mako from the first volume to the last and how he's come into his demonhood. I personally didn't like what Mako has become and all the things he did to everyone around him. I loved seeing those moments when he and J were laughing together and his humanity peeks through. IDK. I didn't totally expect a happy ending, but I'm a little heartbroken about what happened. Ultimately this was what J was looking for from the start, though, and now Mako is going to do the same. Trying to find someone new to satiate his obsession until it ultimately destroys him.
It's kind of hard for me to rate this and review this. I didn't really like what happened, but I understand why it happened. It was all pretty painful. Like so much evil happened and everyone is so conniving and it just seems like a truly awful existence, but that probably fully incapsulates what hell is like for the demons. It's interesting to see the difference of Mako from the first volume to the last and how he's come into his demonhood. I personally didn't like what Mako has become and all the things he did to everyone around him. I loved seeing those moments when he and J were laughing together and his humanity peeks through. IDK. I didn't totally expect a happy ending, but I'm a little heartbroken about what happened. Ultimately this was what J was looking for from the start, though, and now Mako is going to do the same. Trying to find someone new to satiate his obsession until it ultimately destroys him.
November 18, 2024
Read this quite a while ago. Picked this up only because of all the raving reviews I'd heard of this.
The start was so disturbing that it made me question every person who'd claimed the story was amazing.
But I understand after finishing this. The blood and gore, as well as the disturbing factors remain constant throughout the story BUT the story is so so good. The plot is interesting enough that it made me want to keep going onto the next chapter, and I'd be lying if I said that ending didn't make me scream.
The art is an entirely different matter. It's so beautiful. There were multiple moments where I basically stopped reading just so I could fully appreciate the detailed art of a panel. I could stare for minutes on end.
So, after my own raving review, the summary is that this is a great story and I really like it.
The start was so disturbing that it made me question every person who'd claimed the story was amazing.
But I understand after finishing this. The blood and gore, as well as the disturbing factors remain constant throughout the story BUT the story is so so good. The plot is interesting enough that it made me want to keep going onto the next chapter, and I'd be lying if I said that ending didn't make me scream.
The art is an entirely different matter. It's so beautiful. There were multiple moments where I basically stopped reading just so I could fully appreciate the detailed art of a panel. I could stare for minutes on end.
So, after my own raving review, the summary is that this is a great story and I really like it.
January 5, 2025
Brilliant, all three books of the series. Beautiful art style and gripping story. World building that encourages the reader to stop and think for a while. Sensual, gory and fascinating sex scenes. I haven't read manga that would affect me so much in such a long time. I will definitely be following Ryo Suzuri as an artist and hope to read another manga by them soon.
September 11, 2025
lengthiest of the three volumes ;) but the illustrations generally felt less polished. what a weird tale of love and conquest! romance and romance-adjacent aren't typically my jam, but monsters make them considerably more enticing. oh, but one of the sticking points (hue) of this story is precisely that humans can also be viciously monstrous.
3.5 rounded up
3.5 rounded up
January 2, 2024
Un final fidedigno y hasta predecible, pero no por ello aburrido. Simplemente, todas las piezas encajan perfectamente hasta su conclusión. ¿Qué diferencia el amor del deseo de ser único a ojos de tu enamorado? MADK es una rareza maravillosa a todos los niveles.
December 4, 2025
no envidio a la nea del futuro que va a tener que hacer el top de mangas de 2025, se han leído buenísimas cosas este año.
se los recomiendo si aguantan el eroguro, si no la neta no hahaha. pero ah, amo narrativas que hablan del amor, la muerte, la eternidad.
se los recomiendo si aguantan el eroguro, si no la neta no hahaha. pero ah, amo narrativas que hablan del amor, la muerte, la eternidad.
November 21, 2023
Finale degno per questa trilogia. Bellissimo
May 12, 2024
Є зайвий пафос. Я в захваті
May 30, 2024
Is this the finale? Unclear but finished enough I'm content with how it all went down
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