For an extra, this adds a lot, emotionally. A solitary mangaka, pining for her editor the whole week... this is, like, 90% of her life rn. The main story covers the remaining 10%.
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This really jumped out for me in this chapter... starting at the award ceremony, and especially at the double-page spread showing everyone at the afterparty. And with the latter, notice how in the following frames the "camera" angles switch rapidly while everyone stays in their correct...
Heh, sorry, I'm two months late to this, don't mind me...
You're quite right about the forced confession. It wouldn't fly in a courtroom, and the same goes for the LINE chat printout. But those rules wouldn't apply here, just like boxing rules don't matter in a street brawl. These underhanded...
Ah, that's sad to hear. :meguuusad: Still, I'm heartened to hear you're planning to stick with this series... I quite like this manga, and you're the MVP for doing what you're doing! :win::salute:
Now that's new, seeing McCoy decked up like that!
I thought the land carrier was a tad unfeasible the first time I heard of it. Well, here's a burrowing "Grand Slam", on which I shouldn't comment, I guess, lol!
Long before there were forums on the World Wide Web that could harbour rude messages, there existed the back pages of comic books in the USA where such odious messages could dwell!
Thanks so much for this upload!
Saw the titles of this chapter and the last, before I started reading this manga. Was expecting Vietnam War-era troops. No matter, though -- we got an honest-to-goodness, full-blown, air assault campaign anyway!
Given how the meeting of Hannibal and Scipio went in real life, this depiction of Scipio rings true!
What a tasty chapter! Thanks for bringing it to us! (EDIT: grammar.)