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< The Way To Heaven (Yaoi) (Yaoi Manga) > < Ze Volume 1 (Yaoi) > < Yokai's Hunger > < CUT (Yaoi) > < Ze Volume 2 (Yaoi) > < Naughty But Nice (Yaoi) (Deux) > Yamimaru Enjin,Yamimaru Enjin  price：$2.59   Digital Manga Publishing  Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (I like it) (Entertaining and original Sci-fi/fantasy Yaoi. Very good indeed!) (Really good: Sci-fi Yaoi / "Matrix" type of the story) The first thing that attracted me to this one was the cover,and 5 stars from the other reviewers.The plot line is unique and I really like it, so refreshing .The illustrations are great and beautiful, the guys are guys.I love looking at their facial expressions.The story is in the point of view of Moriya san and the charcaters develops nicely with in its limitation of the manga. This story would be interesting too if a novel version is written .The book is suprisingly big with big letters. Oh yeah,for those hard core graphic fans, this one will frustrate you.The private parts are invisible and the main sex scenes and the rest is for your imagination to see.It is basically a very nice tease. That part doesnt bother me.So For me ,This one is a keeper. This one has a highly original plot, most entertaining and I like the 2 guys here. Moriya dies trying to rescue a dog while Watase dies tying to rescue him. But an alien has other ideas refusing to leave them dead. Transforming Moriya into a werewolf and Watase into a vampire, the guys have to do her bidding collecting "bodily" fuids for her research, while suspended in limbo and stuck in a crazy time warp. Moriya is gay while Watase is straight but there is no doubt the growing feelings between them. Things get complicated when they found themselves reliving one particular day over and over again when Watase's dead Yakuza partner in crime, Akutsu, was still alive. Bonded to Akutsu in real life as much as in death Watase fights time to save Akutsu much to Moriya's chagrin. But at what consequences ? Will Watase and Moriya ever find closures ? This mangaka's artwork like the previous reviewer noted definitely suits this sort of action story itself. Glad to have this soft core Yaoi in my collection but I wish this is not just a one shot story. In my opinion, this is definitely the best June's release this year so far, as I really like both yaoi and sci-fi, and this story is both. It's very good, but in a weird way. It reminded me a bit of the "Matrix" movie, though this is a yaoi manga, of course. A former con-artist / yakuza and a former gay boxer die in an accident together, but get rescued by an alien "woman"(?), who has an evil sense of humor. She puts them back in their past, in an unreal world where they keep on living through the same day, as if in a loop. On the top of that, she demands them bring her human life "energy" in the form of blood and semen, every day. In exchange, she promises to give them more time / seconds of real life before they got in that lethal accident. The boxer has to s**k guys off (for the semen), while the yakuza is playing a "vampire" and collecting blood from the women he seduces. If you expect explicit yaoi (M/M) sex scenes, you may be disappointed, as sex scenes, while being relatively numerous, are really not that explicit and "censored" in a number of places. (The story does deal with such mature themes as attempted rape, violence, anonymous sex and emotional dependence, however.) Nonetheless, even though I typically prefer more explicit yaoi, I was really happy with this manga as it delivers in terms of the plot, occasional humor, and original, rough-looking "edgy" art (which really suits its action-packed and violent plot). Overall, it's quite an original story, and though it's definitely not as "groundbreaking" as the "Finder" series, I still highly recommend it to all who like unconventional action and/or sci-fi yaoi. Moriya had completely given up on boxing after a gruesome match that also inspired Watase to quit the yakuza after watching. After a traffic accident, the two strangers meet by chance at "ground zero," the gap between life and death. A strange woman mysteriously appears to the men and explains how to come back to life. As a result of this tragic experience, Moriya's attraction to the kind Watase intensifies. But back in the living a different Watase comes out and begins show his true colors! Rerations < The Way To Heaven (Yaoi) (Yaoi Manga) > < Ze Volume 1 (Yaoi) > < Yokai's Hunger > < CUT (Yaoi) > < Ze Volume 2 (Yaoi) > freaks < CUT (Yaoi) > < Ze Volume 1 (Yaoi) > < Ze Volume 2 (Yaoi) > < Yokai's Hunger > < The Way To Heaven (Yaoi) (Yaoi Manga) > < You Will Drown in Love > Toko Kawai,Toko Kawai  price：$2.59   Digital Manga Publishing  Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (Definitely a must read!) (An engaging read) (Toko Kawai, awesome as always!) (A gem of a story. Haunting and Unforgettable!) (Among the Best BL Titles of the Year!) I was very skeptical of this book because I'm not really a fan of high-school stories, however, this story is truly compelling and the characters very believable. The subject matter is very much a fine mix of teen angst and tragedy - what I found sad about it, is that the situation of the heroes is a believable reality. The art work is very good and adds to the beauty and ugliness of the story. The story centres around outgoing Chiaki and the more quiet Eiji, two guys who become friends in their final year at high school. As the plot unfolds you find out about both of their traumatic pasts. The story is really about the relationship that forms between them and how they help each other overcome things that haunt them from the past. This is a pretty serious read- definitely the darkest manga I've read by Toko Kawai. That being said, it does have its lighter moments and somehow the story is about moving on and growth as much as anything else. Overall, I felt this was a very moving, heart-warming read. There isn't really anything that explicit but there are a few pretty hot scenes. As ever, Toko Kawai's artwork here is lovely and the characters and story are really well developed. If you haven't come across her work before, I can't recommend it enough! Like I said, the tone makes this a bit different from her other work, but it's a completely solid read. I definitely recommend it! Toko Kawai is simply amazing. She has always been one of my top favorite mangakas, if not my number one favorite. In this book she has exemplified everything I love most about her writing. Her great ability to write not only cute, fluffy stories, but also serious, poignant ones, has kept her on my top shelf. "Cut" is definitely one of the more serious ones, probably the darkest one I've read of hers so far. Still, she keeps it from being too heavy to swallow, and the relationship between Eiji and Chiaki is really sweet. I especially love the ending:) I also love aggressive ukes, so that was a plus for me! These serious yet sweet books, such as "Just around the corner" and now "Cut" make me an even more enthusiastic Toko Kawai fan! T LaPonte has given a great review on this one. I love Cut. It is my favorite from my must read mangaka, Toko Kawai. I am so glad it is finally released in English. Thank you DMP! Cut is beautiful on so many fronts. It is a haunting and poignant story of loss, pain, salvation and love. The 2 characters, Chiaki and Eiji are simply unforgettable, their story resonating deeply long after I finished it the first time. The theme in the story is a heavy one and Toko Kawai has handled it so well both in her expressive art and deeply effective words. Both Chiaki and Eiji are tormented young men, haunted by horrible pasts which refuse to let them go. Chiaki tries to erase his pain by inflicting more pain on himself to the point of self abuse. Eiji is so caught up in his painful past that certain incidences could trigger him reliving his memories, resulting in more pain and sometimes violence. These 2 young men are complex characters. Chiaki is the flamboyant one hiding his pain well while the quiet Eiji tends to buries deeper within himself. Fate brought them together as much as their own aloneness. Their relationship develops seamlessly from initial curiosity to openess to care as they are binded together by each's painful past. Through each other, Chiaki and Eiji somehow manages to heal. Certain scenes are almost painful to read but Toko Kawai manages it so well. Sometimes words are not enough to do justice to the review of an excellent story and Cut is just that. Cut is a Yaoi masterpiece and all Yaoi fans should not miss it. I am just happy to finally have my own English hardcopy. Toko Kawai is fast becoming one of my favorite BL mangaka. Her stories are sweet, but always have a depth that is often lacking in the BL genre. Her characters are human, flawed and believably earnest in their desires. Cut is no exception. As its title might suggest, the focus of this story is very dark, angsty and bittersweet. Chiaki Sakaguchi and Eiji Yukimura are scarred young men, both figuratively and literally. How they each became that way, though, is quite different. Eiji fears human contact and what that might drive him to do if he feels threatened. He tries to escape his pain-filled past by covering up his body and the secrets its scars hide. Chiaki, on the other hand, is trying to forget the pain of his past by creating new pain in his present. He feels alone and unwanted, even surrounded by friends and female admirers. The two find each other by accident, and are bound together by shared secrets. The relationship that develops between them is sweet, full of pain, but more importantly, full of understanding and emotional support. Toko Kawai's talent for characterization shines through in this manga. Instead of seeming melodramatic, as its heavy subject matter might induce, her characters are surprisingly down to earth: troubled but not inhuman. She is truly a creator who knows how to work subtlety. Even in her love scenes, which are always (almost frustratingly) reserved, she gets across meaning and emotion with very little effort. The magnitude of the situation is brought to life through carefully crafted plot and character development. Be warned, however, that this book is still very heavy, and at times nearly grotesque, not only in the things that Chiaki subjects himself to with a blade, but also with his own body. If underaged abuse makes you queasy, you might want to consider passing this title over. However, the issue is dealt with in a very serious, and not BL-fantasy, way (as in, it isn't something the reader is expected to voyeuristically enjoy), so I would argue from an educational position that it is not only pivotal to the story it is telling, but also a testament to the potential of the genre to improve awareness. Cut has not only been one of the most anticipated English releases of the last six months for me, but I would argue will stand up against other titles, both BL and non-BL, to be one of the best manga releases of 2009. It is truly Toko Kawai's masterpiece, and other books dealing with the same subject matter have a tall order to fill to match its subtle brilliance. I highly recommend it. Chiaki Sakaguchi is a highly sociable and popular high school senior who has a dark secret in his heart. Chiaka is not at all acting like himself. In fact, he recently skipped his college entrance exams. Is Chiaka's classmate the only one who may be able to unveil the unholy perversion that has secretly crept into Chiaka's life? Rerations < CUT (Yaoi) > < Ze Volume 1 (Yaoi) > < Ze Volume 2 (Yaoi) > < Yokai's Hunger > < The Way To Heaven (Yaoi) (Yaoi Manga) > freaks < Ze Volume 3 (Yaoi) > < Ze Volume 2 (Yaoi) > < Ze Volume 4 (Yaoi) > < Ze Volume 1 (Yaoi) > < JUNJO ROMANTICA Volume 10 > < On Bended Knee (Yaoi) > Yuki Shimizu,Yuki Shimizu  price：$5.10   801 Media, Inc.  Not yet published From the time they met, it was always the same: Genma commanded Himi with a beautiful voice dripping with arrogance. Himi trembled with humiliation and desire, but had no means to oppose him. According to a note left by Genma's late father, who expelled Genma during his son's youth, from the first night that Genma took over Himi, Genma's lewd, forceful training is only just beginning. Rerations < Ze Volume 3 (Yaoi) > < Ze Volume 2 (Yaoi) > < Ze Volume 4 (Yaoi) > < Ze Volume 1 (Yaoi) > < JUNJO ROMANTICA Volume 10 > freaks

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