All's Well - Vol. 1 Ch. 1 - Powerful Frontline

[MangaDex]

 

[77BLc9JwJGpLVARkamJx]

da fuk

 

[favine]

... This world is... Man what the fuck is even going on... It's wild

 

[meatisgood]

Now this is fantastic!!

 

[Another_Astartes]

This weekend i attended a panel called "what the @#$% did i just read" where i frumpy bitch who runs a traveling manga library complains about all the tame shit she vetted. THIS is what I was actually hoping for, not someone half-heartedly recommending Ranma 1/2

 

[chickenstalker]

Heh heh heh. So many exploitable panels for me to shitpost elsewhere

 

[rootenhell]

yup enough for internet today

 

[WanArk86]

I now that some men thinks that women were object but damn. Here's hoping that the women were synthetic created fully grown rather then actual human. Kinda like the androids in Nikke.

 

[ChronosGA]

i wanna try whatever author is inhaling...

 

[Trevoga]

I feel like people don't get absurdism. Some of the best works of art are absurd in nature, and people just kinda forget that when faced with something new. There's so much great absurdist media that just gets rejected by the masses for no good reason.


Then there's this shit. Bro shouldn't be allowed within 5km of a kitchen with this kind of cooking.

 

[SilverTitania]

The author is on sum shit

 

[unycns]

y'all been kago'd

 

[rokegle135]

the person who wrote this should be in jail cause literally wtf

 

[essensue]

I'm sure this is a powerful feminist critique of war and patriarchy or something, but it's just too silly for me to read it critically. I was steeling myself for something transgressive based on its reputation, and instead found surreal comedy that's actually funny.

 

[Babymech2]

The thing that makes this absurd, and brilliant, is that the weapons don't work. Any pervert could've come up with using women's crotches as weapons of war, but they would have made it so that they shoot powerful piss beams and destructive poop bombs, meaning that there's an in-world rationale for using them... Kago's much too sensible for that; obviously they wouldn't work as weapons, so all the participants have to consciously act out the effects and pretend that they're shooting and blowing each other up. That refusal to commit to his own bit is delightful; it's like Kago's showing us that he's a weird pervert and nobody, including his own characters, is actually buying into his weirdness- they're just forced to be actors in his absurd theater.