Saw one great set of panels and took this pic before seeing it just does this page after page. Koharu and Chiyo each popping out of their own panels but not protruding into the other's, being set veritically with each angled to emphasize their horizontal motion at one another. Chef's kiss.

His response to your request for comment is such condescending drivel while also saying nothing meaningful. Maybe these people keep deluding themselves that chatbots are sentient because they find likeness in empty shells that smile back.

I think she's an exceptionally cool person, but yeah, I don't think her target audience is elder millenials. That's Geega's domain.

It's finally Love Bullet day? Must scoop.

those cutting-edge scientists tend to be, in my exp again, very self-righteous, and it felt like he accepts that self-perception as true, uncritically.

Only read the 1st book, kept waiting for him to approach that view of scienctists as faith, but he just runs with it. So I think that's just him.

Same thoughts when I read it. The author has some scientist-worship, very technocratic thinking going on. Given his background, not surprising. Common among scientists/engineers, especially the computer folks in my exp. The clarity of their action is a reflection of those beliefs, and also...

POUR UP

The croissants look like they've been on the counter drying out for daaays.

And...is that raw mac? Heinous.

There's a LOT of Gundam comparisons I want to make with Kagurabachi, but I'm holding off to see if Chihiro becomes an Amuro by going all-in with the cops.

But like...Shinuchi/Gundam, Kamunabi/Federation, Rokuhiro/Tem Ray, more vaguely Samura/inverse-Char and Hishaku/post-Zabi Zeon.

I had to pull the midnight redbull recently, may your constitution be strong and your rest be deep.

Millenials rapidly on their way to boomerism. Of course kids will primarily like the art of their own generation and like...toad the wet sprocket or some shit.

"Rubicon still needs me. So, buddy, who needs you?" I fall to the floor deceased. What a line read, oh my god.