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Tag Archives: post-apocalyptic
Eden in name only
Hiroki Endo calling his manga ‘Eden‘ is a hint. Eden is supposed to be a paradise on Earth, but Endo‘s version is more like Hell. It’s sarcasm on his part, I think, because this is a contrary and brutal series, … Continue reading
Posted in Manga
Tagged Eden, Eden: It's an Endless World!, gangsters, Hiroki Endo, political, post-apocalyptic, science fiction, violence
15 Comments
The harsh beauty of Tsutomu Nihei’s Biomega
Happy new year, everyone! Time sure flies and it’s now looking likely that this blog will live to see it’s fourth anniversary on the 4th of March, which is just… surreal! This time of year also provides me with the … Continue reading
Posted in Manga, Reviews
Tagged Biomega, dystopian, fantasy, horror, Manga, post-apocalyptic, science fiction, tsutomu nihei
6 Comments
Casshern Sins: I wanted to leave my color on my city
Knowing that some day you will die is not a prospect that one’s thoughts tend to dwell on, but in Casshern Sins, when death is everywhere and the land is ravaged with decay, that your life will some day end … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged beautiful, Casshern Sins, introspection, post-apocalyptic, science fiction
10 Comments
Until I kill you, I’ll even eat mud to survive! Hokuto no Ken
When I finished watching Legend of the Galactic Heroes late last year, I felt like I’d had my fill of sprawling eighties anime series for a fair old time to come, but fate, it seems, has long been conspiring against … Continue reading
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Tagged action, eighties, hokuto no ken, martial arts, post-apocalyptic, science fiction, violence
4 Comments
When eternal love goes wrong [Kurozuka]
I had high hopes for Kurozuka, because it is a genre of anime I tend to enjoy, that being stylish, far-fetched, visually-intoxicating science fiction. It is a beautifully drawn journey, in-which 1,000 years of vampiric romance sweeps across the Heian … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged action, dystopian, horror, Kurozuka, post-apocalyptic, science fiction, violence
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Delighted with some devilishly delicious horror
My damned savoir and his demented smile lurked forth from the shadows. His name was none other than Go Nagai and his bloody offering was Devilman. And it was perfect. Perfectly and utterly disturbing. Continue reading
Posted in Manga, Reviews
Tagged devilman, end of the world, go nagai, halloween, horror, Manga, post-apocalyptic, violence
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Basking in the inferno of Cloverfield, remembering Blue Gender
Head-spinning, stomach-turning and mind-racing are a few of the adjectives I’d choose to describe how I felt when I stumbled out of the cinema last night, having just suffered through Cloverfield. To say I’d been looking forward to this film … Continue reading
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Tagged Blue Gender, horror, monsters, post-apocalyptic, science fiction, violence
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