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1 review
Dall-Young Lim, Sung-Woo Park

Yen Press, 2008

I liked it
I liked this book and story. There is a little bit of everything for just about everyone. You have a light story working with a story with depth (more to it). The art is very good and I ordered the other books in the series.

Black God, Vol. 4 (Black God)
Dall-Young Lim, Sung-Woo Park

Yen Press, 2008

After overcoming the initial shock of seeing his dead mother in a recent photograph, Keita travels to Okinawa with Kuro and Akane. Following a reunion with his karate-master grandfather, Keita and company are led to an island where they meet twin feral Mototsumitamas. Though they're initially hostile, it seems the twins hold a piece of the puzzle that will bring Keita and his companions closer to the truth about the aims of the ruthless ...

Unbalance Unbalance Volume 3
Dall-Young Lim, Soo-Hyon Lee

Infinity Studios, 2008

Jin-Ho isn't your average high school student. He has a notoriously stubborn sense of right and wrong and no interest whatsoever in any of the girls at his school. Enter Ms Hae-Young, Jin-Ho's new homeroom teacher. Armed to the teeth with her own stubborn sense of justice, she's determined to set Jin-Ho straight and turn him into a model student! Enter the world of Unbalance Unbalance, and see how two hard-headed, yet delicate people start a ...

Unbalance Unbalance Volume 1 (Unbalance Unbalance)

4 reviews
Dall-Young Lim, Soo-Hyon Lee

Infinity Studios, 2007

Oddly named title, but worth checking into!
I almost didn't get this, due to having lost a lot of interest in manga and anime in the last couple of years. However, something about the front cover, combined with the description, intrigued me. So, I took a chance and got the first volume. And I was not disappointed in the least.(Strike that - my only disappointment was that I'm so early on in the series and will have to wait to watch it all ...

Black God, Vol. 5 (Black God)
Dall-Young Lim, Sung-Woo Park

Yen Press, 2009

Kuro and the twins discover that the Shishigami are systematically destroying the sacred Tera-producing sites of the world, all under the cover of luxury resorts. But poor Keita is having a confusing time of dealing with this larger problem at hand thanks to the fact that he can't get away from how much Shinobu, his mother's doppeliner, resembles his beloved, late parent. As he juggles the duties of being Kuro's partner and this newfound ...

Black God, Vol. 1 (Black God)

3 reviews
Dall-Young Lim, Sung-Woo Park

Yen Press, 2007

I liked it
I liked this book and story. There is a little bit of everything for just about everyone. You have a light story working with a story with depth (more to it). The art is very good and I ordered the other books in the series.

Zero The Beginning of the Coffin Volume 2 (Zero)
Dall-Young Lim, Sung-Woo Park

Infinity Studios, 2006

After being persuaded to join the ECS unofficially, Shuuichi and his sisters begin their new lives in Tokyo. Life seems to be calming down for Shuu and he becomes the average high school student, including getting into fights with the school bullies. But these aren't the average bullies! These are espers with psychic powers that can blast concrete into powder with a single thought! To make things worse, these delinquents have taken one of Shuu's ...

Zero The Beginning of the Coffin Volume 3 (Zero)
Dall-Young Lim, Sung-Woo Park

Infinity Studios, 2007

Based on a PC video game of the same title, Zero is the prequel to the game and encompasses a truly stunning story in which a young man must protect himself and his two sisters from those who are after their special abilities. Having been born in a secret government laboratory that cultivated telepathic powers within humans, Shuuichi and his two sisters, Sumire and Katsumi, are forced to endure a difficult life as test subjects until their ...

Unbalance Unbalance Volume 2 (Unbalance Unbalance)

2 reviews
Dall-Young Lim, Soo-Hyon Lee

Infinity Studios, 2007

More enjoyable work from Dall-Young and Soo-Hyon.
I've given this second volume a second read-through, and found I enjoyed it just as much as I did the first time through. The pacing is nice and believable, the artwork still as smooth and pleasing to the eye as in the first volume(without being too flashy), and the characters are developing nicely. Definitely looking forward to more of this story! =)