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A review by jennifermreads
Master Keaton, Vol. 1, Volume 1 by Takashi Nagasaki, Naoki Urasawa
4.0
Master Keaton uses his background in archaeology and S.A.S. training to investigate insurance claims and find the truth.
Just after I lost hope that I’d find a manga series I would like to read past the first volume, I read Master Keaton! Thanks to my colleague, an ardent manga reader, who turned me in this direction! Master Keaton is a quirky and intriguing character. While I wish that an investigation lasted longer than one chapter (a few did stretch over 2 or 3 chapters), I was interested enough to want to see more of him. This was extremely enjoyable – and I already put the next two volumes on hold at my library.
Just after I lost hope that I’d find a manga series I would like to read past the first volume, I read Master Keaton! Thanks to my colleague, an ardent manga reader, who turned me in this direction! Master Keaton is a quirky and intriguing character. While I wish that an investigation lasted longer than one chapter (a few did stretch over 2 or 3 chapters), I was interested enough to want to see more of him. This was extremely enjoyable – and I already put the next two volumes on hold at my library.