A nice dramatic introduction leads the reader into Blind, the first story of the dj of the same name.I particularly enjoyed the creative shading and the way the eyes were featured in the first few panels. The cover was had a very nice picture of Kurama on it that makes me wish color copies were cheaper in the US; but it's also pretty as it is. "Blind" is a wonderful piece that delves into the relationship between Kurama and Hiei. The rest of the Yu Yu cast is featured as well, but this is undoubtedly a story more about those two. The serious nature of the story is underscored by the djka's charming storytelling skills which had me smiling during most of the tale. A nice blend of angst and light heartedness makes this story my favorite of the trilogy. At times the characters faces seemed distorted, but overall I liked the art. The next two stories, "Hiei Attack" and "Graffiti" are enjoyable fluffy follow-ups to the angsty "Blind." I was amused, and this dj is highly recommended. It also bears mentioning that the back cover features chibi tare versions of the cast. :)
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