Homunculus. L'occhio dell'anima. Vol. 3

Their distortions are my distortions. The human eye does not exist solely to reflect the world in front of it. It also reflects the self upon the outside world. I friggin knew it! My theory from the previous volume was right, lol. There's a connection with Nakoshi! Otherwise, it'd be like your typica Leggi tutto

Homunculus had me strapped in for whatever journey it took. The panels were beautiful and grounded, scanning views without using bubbles and picking out eye movements, twitches, winces, squints, smug grins, and a variety of facial emotions that lent weight to the conversation that followed.

More depth, more homunculi, more weirdness... Our two main characters have started investigating the homunculi, and with that comes mysteries and the complex psychology of the human mind, the becoming of a person into what he seems in the plain eyes against the person he/she really is deep down there Leggi tutto

Si comincia ad approfondire cosa sono questi “homunculus”; caso dopo caso resto sempre più affascinato. E Yamamoto inoltre è bravissimo nel rendere graficamente le assurdità di questi essersi.

I think Ito's form is water because he feels invisible to his father, has no relationship with him and he lacks a personal identity? He's more fluid than the girl, he also takes the shape of the container, maybe thats the reason why he knows her behavior as well.

Ese estudiante de medicina es muy raro.

This volume is phenomenal! It's funny, I didn't expect Yamamoto to express the thesis of his text in the exact same terms that I used to muddle through the second volume (before things are explained). But this brings the manga, in my estimation, to a whole new level of quality. Ito gives an account