A review by juicelina
Tokyo Ghoul: re, Vol. 16 by Sui Ishida
4.0
What an ending.
The art in Tokyo Ghoul is absolutely stunning. It's so messy and detailed. Like some places it looks like just scribbles, but it's so powerful. It feels like every single stroke has meaning. The use of the fully black panels or blank pages is so impactful. I held my breath looking at the wordless panels. Just absorbing the destruction and art of each panel. I love all of it.
The writing is so good too. I got lost a few times, especially with so many characters, but I really enjoyed the overall story. I'll definitely have to read this again because this feels like something you have to read multiple times so you can absorb everything. There's just so much happening. So many little details in the story and the art. It's really great. What a series.
The art in Tokyo Ghoul is absolutely stunning. It's so messy and detailed. Like some places it looks like just scribbles, but it's so powerful. It feels like every single stroke has meaning. The use of the fully black panels or blank pages is so impactful. I held my breath looking at the wordless panels. Just absorbing the destruction and art of each panel. I love all of it.
The writing is so good too. I got lost a few times, especially with so many characters, but I really enjoyed the overall story. I'll definitely have to read this again because this feels like something you have to read multiple times so you can absorb everything. There's just so much happening. So many little details in the story and the art. It's really great. What a series.