by Hiroaki Samura, 202 pages
What the title says, man. What the title says. Just not where / how the reader (or most anybody else) expected it.
Wow. I guess that's one way to get your point across. Anotsu's one crazy, sneaky, cocky guy. I had to laugh at all the dropped jaws (including my own) in his wake. I also had to stifle a few giggles with the shinobi duo and Rin and Manji. But I did not laugh one iota when Kagimura's boss's unfortunate envoys encounter the cockroach on the road. I hate him so, it makes me ill. I can handle sex and violence in my reading, but I do not so much handle them well together, and Shira revels in mixing the two in the most horrible ways (and as much as I love Samura's beautiful, detailed artwork, I do wish he'd leave just a little more to the imagination when it comes to this monster). Until he's well and truly dead so I may mentally stomp on his ashes, a little piece of me is going to be a nervous wreck every time I open a new volume.
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