Veil

nvtqis

2 years ago

Nothing really happens through out the manga, you just see small vignettes and jaw dropping art of the main couple´s daily life, and yet it is one of my favorite pieces of media. Its absolutely stunning, you see very big french 20th century inspirations. The art style is absolutely phenomenal, it´s very sensual and elegant. The fashion in the manga is also amazing, it even gives off a fashion magazine vibe. \r\n\r\nIn general this manga is more like an art book than anything else. If you are okay with this type of format that I would 100% recommend. \r\n\r\nPraying and hoping we get the physical\n ...\n english version of this manga. I need to own these volumes.

Curiouswanderer

2 years ago

Have you ever seen those 1950\'s movies that were super colourful, memorising and just wonderful? Well look no further fellas, I finally found a manga that makes you feel like that and indeed back in time! I really liked how this manga was able to show a female lead, Emma who has a disability (she is blind) and is able to be confident with herself as well as interacting with the police officer Aleksander who is smitten by her. He literally is a gent like he does get nervous by trying his best not to make a move on her since of course she is\n ...\n unable to see. Honestly if only every guy was like Aleksander for real!\r\n\r\n I just loved both their interactions together like they are literally so adorable. I like the art too, again it’s pretty colourful that makes you think you’re watching a 1950s film from a old television set. However in this mid 21st century, it’s a IPad tablet this time lol. I would love to see this as an anime adaptation because my god, we need more anime set in 1950s Europe like this one! \r\n\r\nJust read this everyone, you are all missing out on a charming manga art piece out there!