Little, Brown & Company Uncle from Another World, Vol. 1
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Brand: Little, Brown & Company
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Category: Books
Merchant: Waterstones
Product ID: 9781975323448
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ISBN: 9781975323448
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Author: César S
Rating: 5
Review: La historia es interesante, es algo lenta al principio pero no es tanto, con el avance te vas interesando como es el desarrollo de cada uno. El arte de los personajes masculinos es algo diferente a comparación de los personajes femeninos aunque es algo indiferente. Muy comico y te atrapa. El formato del manga es grande. Una agradable y sorpresiva historia.
Author: Gregorovitch
Rating: 3
Review: The beginning of the story is kind of hard to get into. The style of the art and the drawing is very sketchy and rough and almost feels like that weird cover for Three Days Grace's first album, lots of little lines and sketchy drawings like someone's scribbles. In general the whole story is about the uncle returning from another world after 17 years, quick little spoilers he had a bad time and he had a lot of girls but he never really figured out anything about them. He was clueless and he didn't have that romance which we always dream of he just screwed up. He's a complete incel obsessed with video games. It was actually pretty depressing and hard to read until his nephew's girlfriend pops up and her female perspective of it really saves the dynamic and balance it out. I might actually look at the next volume but had she not showed up I wouldn't have bothered.
