Moriarty the Patriot, Vol. 4
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Summary
The untold story of Sherlock Holmes’ greatest rival， Moriarty！
Before he was Sherlock’s rival， Moriarty fought against the unfair class system in London by making sure corrupt nobility got their comeuppance。 But even the most well-intentioned plans can spin out of control—will Moriarty’s dream of a more just and equal world turn him into a hero…or a monster？
MI6 issues a top secret mission to take the British Empire out of the Afghan War。 Moriarty believes Colonel Moran， who once fought in the war， to be the right man for the job。 But will old memories from Moran’s past haunt him during the mission？ Meanwhile， more dark figures lurk in London’s nobility， spreading further chaos in the country…
Before he was Sherlock’s rival， Moriarty fought against the unfair class system in London by making sure corrupt nobility got their comeuppance。 But even the most well-intentioned plans can spin out of control—will Moriarty’s dream of a more just and equal world turn him into a hero…or a monster？
MI6 issues a top secret mission to take the British Empire out of the Afghan War。 Moriarty believes Colonel Moran， who once fought in the war， to be the right man for the job。 But will old memories from Moran’s past haunt him during the mission？ Meanwhile， more dark figures lurk in London’s nobility， spreading further chaos in the country…
Reviews
Daniel
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This series is really great。 The artwork is amazing and memorable。 The characters are well developed。 This volume had mostly a story covering the Afghan war with a peek into Moran's background and greater character depth。 Then ends with a great cliffhanger with Holmes and Moriarty intellectually sparing and Watson in a questionable position。Really enjoying this series。 This series is really great。 The artwork is amazing and memorable。 The characters are well developed。 This volume had mostly a story covering the Afghan war with a peek into Moran's background and greater character depth。 Then ends with a great cliffhanger with Holmes and Moriarty intellectually sparing and Watson in a questionable position。Really enjoying this series。 。。。more
Chelsea Kelly
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4。5/5 Stars: ‘Moriarty the Patriot’ （Book #4 of ‘Moriarty’） by Ryōsuke Takeuchi。→ Age Range: Young Adult。→ Genre: Mystery， Historical Fiction。→ Trigger Warnings: War， Poaching， Gun Violence。In-depth Rating:→ Plot: ★★★★★→ Character Development: ★★★★★→ Setting: ★★★★★→ Entertainment Level: ★★★★★→ Writing: ★★★★★General Comments: Spy vs。 Spy; James Bond meets Sherlock Holmes。 MI6 aim to end the Third Anglo-Afghan War; Colonel Moran， who once fought in the war， is centralised。 The character developmen 4。5/5 Stars: ‘Moriarty the Patriot’ （Book #4 of ‘Moriarty’） by Ryōsuke Takeuchi。→ Age Range: Young Adult。→ Genre: Mystery， Historical Fiction。→ Trigger Warnings: War， Poaching， Gun Violence。In-depth Rating:→ Plot: ★★★★★→ Character Development: ★★★★★→ Setting: ★★★★★→ Entertainment Level: ★★★★★→ Writing: ★★★★★General Comments: Spy vs。 Spy; James Bond meets Sherlock Holmes。 MI6 aim to end the Third Anglo-Afghan War; Colonel Moran， who once fought in the war， is centralised。 The character development of the wide cast is approached in an intricate and beautiful way， adding value and moral to the dark figures in the ‘Lord of Crimes’。 The artwork continues to excel， reflecting British etiquette。 Favourite Quote: ‘Catch me if you can Mr Holmes。’Time Read: One Day。→ Audiobook: No。→ Audiobook Narrator: - 。。。more
Rebecca
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Even if you've seen the anime， this manga volume makes a good case for reading the books as well， because it brings us the second storyline in a row that was skipped over by the adaptation。 This one is arguably a bit more important than the last （although I may still debate that; Louis is criminally underdeveloped） as it deals with both Sebastian Moran's past and the war in Afghanistan， which also informs John Watson as a character。 （And has some alarming parallels to today。 What was that about Even if you've seen the anime， this manga volume makes a good case for reading the books as well， because it brings us the second storyline in a row that was skipped over by the adaptation。 This one is arguably a bit more important than the last （although I may still debate that; Louis is criminally underdeveloped） as it deals with both Sebastian Moran's past and the war in Afghanistan， which also informs John Watson as a character。 （And has some alarming parallels to today。 What was that about he who doesn't read history。。。？） It also leans into the MI6 subplot， which is both a bit silly and an awful lot of fun; Moniepenny is a decent addition to a cast largely lacking in female characters。 Moran's past is important in that it gives us a much firmer grasp of who he is as a person。 His callous exterior is， it is implied， largely a cover for the hurt and anger he's carrying around， and in order to make full use of him， William needs that anger to be tempered by a shot of revenge。 But Moran also deserves to be able to come to terms with the horrible things that happened during his deployment， and there's some debate to be had as to whether that factored into William's plans。 The Lord of Crime needs to remain an enigma to be successful， but at times I think he might even be one to himself。 。。。more
Gemma ♕ Bookish Gems
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This is fast becoming my favourite manga and this volume gave me so much of my fave Sebastian Moran！
Konstantin R。
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[rating = A-]This is just an all-around good manga。 The story is interesting， it dives into characters， doesn't get stale， and keeps the tension tight。 We learn more about Col。 Moran and his background in the army。 But we also begin to suspect that maybe Moriarty is not as good as we want him to be。 For does he not also believe in killing the few （the evil nobility） to save the many （the poor， the masses）？ So maybe this mission was not what it seemed？ But perhaps that is just overactive thinking [rating = A-]This is just an all-around good manga。 The story is interesting， it dives into characters， doesn't get stale， and keeps the tension tight。 We learn more about Col。 Moran and his background in the army。 But we also begin to suspect that maybe Moriarty is not as good as we want him to be。 For does he not also believe in killing the few （the evil nobility） to save the many （the poor， the masses）？ So maybe this mission was not what it seemed？ But perhaps that is just overactive thinking。 Anyway， I am super excited about Vol。 6， and will Sherlock discover the true master behind the grand scheme？？ 。。。more
Izybella Granado Finley
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I really liked this 4th book in the series！ I think it’s my favorite other than volume 2！ I loved how it focused on a specific person in the group of men that Moriarty has around them and their backstory！
ladyofshalott
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Moran’s backstory 。。*chef’s kiss* Monipenny CAN STAB ME thank you
Mark
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Another noble is in need of punishment， but this one lives abroad， which puts it firmly in the purview of MI-6， conveniently run by the elder Moriarty。 A shift in venue means a whole other series to liberally crib from as Moran finds his loyalty shaken， even as something is stirred within him。 Later on， Sherlock Holmes is in need of some training。This might be the most entertaining volume of Moriarty the Patriot yet for me， largely because the first multi-part storyline dispenses with the Sherlo Another noble is in need of punishment， but this one lives abroad， which puts it firmly in the purview of MI-6， conveniently run by the elder Moriarty。 A shift in venue means a whole other series to liberally crib from as Moran finds his loyalty shaken， even as something is stirred within him。 Later on， Sherlock Holmes is in need of some training。This might be the most entertaining volume of Moriarty the Patriot yet for me， largely because the first multi-part storyline dispenses with the Sherlock Holmes references for a hot minute and also focuses on Moran， who I actually kind of like as a character since he’s a bit rougher around the edges than the Moriarty boys。If this initial arc’s title （The Man With the Golden Army） doesn’t give it away， by the time we cut to MI-6’s cover at Universal Exports， the James Bond homages are flying fast and furious。 It’s an interesting and not unwelcome twist on the story thus far and there are some expected and unexpected tips of the hat - Moran’s cover identity is a surprisingly deep cut from Goldeneye， which is just pushing 25 years from original release。There’s more than a little fun to be had and while I wouldn’t necessarily call anything that involves bouncing heads and severed limbs ‘rollicking’， it does come close， including a cute turn by a Moneypenny （sp） who is far more active than her namesake。 I also appreciate that they leave the door open with six individuals in Em’s employ， so a double oh seventh can make the scene later。The villainous speech that winds this one up is absurdly over-the-top， which I’ll leave the reader to decide for themselves whether it’s intentionally referencing the maniacal lunacy of Bond villains or just the usual goofery that this series frequently gets up to。 The benefit of history suggests that their plan is dumber than a sack of hammers， but it makes for a good read at least （and again， it’s no worse than， say， Moonraker）。To my immense shock， the return of Holmes as the volume winds up is a lot more fun than usual too。 It’s hard to make Watson interesting， but they nearly manage it here by portraying him as egging Sherlock on partly because he needs material for his books。This last bit is set on a train and I assure you that no mystery story set on a train needs much more of anything save being set on a train to hook my interest。 Couple that with a neatly set-up locked room mystery and， well， that’s me sorted。Actually， there’s also a hilariously brinkmanship filled diner car conversation between Sherlock and the Professor， where Moriarty Prime throws down such a good rebuttal to Holmes that it’s unquestionably the most I’ve ever liked his character。 The usual problems abound - everybody here looks like they have the same face and are swapping hairstyles （this does mean a one-man show of this manga should be conceivably performable though）。 The noble ‘villain’ who hates nobility thing is still not terribly interesting to me， usual excesses of depravity still here and all that - it’s not for nothing that it’s all really backburnered here and this wound up being my favourite volume to date。4 stars， largely because this particular volume wears its influences on its sleeve and then goes across the jacket and down the other arm。 It has a sense of fun beyond its predecessors and， more to the point， I had far more fun reading it。 。。。more
Laura
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I'm so invested in the story and the characters so much！ I wish I didn't have to wait so long for the English release。 I'm so invested in the story and the characters so much！ I wish I didn't have to wait so long for the English release。 。。。more
C。M。 Chafin
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Not my favorite volume so far， but definitely still interesting。 Cliffhanger to boot to keep me in on it （the war parts in the beginning just weren't my cup of tea）。 Not my favorite volume so far， but definitely still interesting。 Cliffhanger to boot to keep me in on it （the war parts in the beginning just weren't my cup of tea）。 。。。more
Connie （hoot reads books）
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Finally Moran's backstory！ Felt like a one shot but at least we see more of Moran。 Finally Moran's backstory！ Felt like a one shot but at least we see more of Moran。 。。。more
Diane Hernandez
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Moriarty the Patriot Vol 4 is more James Bond than Sherlock Holmes。 It’s all very spy vs。 spy。 Moran steps up to lead the mission。 There is even a Miss Moniepeny， a secretary， who joins Moran on his MI6 mission to stop the Afghan War。 And there is Que， who hands over some cool weapons。 The main plot is completely different from the Robin Hood tales of the previous volumes。 I enjoyed it with its twists and turns of plot。 I did hate that only the first story is complete。 The second story is a trad Moriarty the Patriot Vol 4 is more James Bond than Sherlock Holmes。 It’s all very spy vs。 spy。 Moran steps up to lead the mission。 There is even a Miss Moniepeny， a secretary， who joins Moran on his MI6 mission to stop the Afghan War。 And there is Que， who hands over some cool weapons。 The main plot is completely different from the Robin Hood tales of the previous volumes。 I enjoyed it with its twists and turns of plot。 I did hate that only the first story is complete。 The second story is a traditional Holmes story。 Unfortunately， the book only contains part 1 and ends with a cliffhanger。 Overall， 4 stars for Moriarty the Patriot Vol 4。Thanks to VIZ Media and NetGalley for a copy in exchange for my honest review。 。。。more
Luna
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Thank you， Viz Media for the review copy。 This is my favourite new series to read。 It is plot heavy and visually stunning。 In this volume the main story is side-lined in the beginning as we follow a mission for Moran， one of the team。 There is a lot of James Bond references during this part of the story， including that Miss Moniepenny does on the mission with Moran。 While it probably is my least favourite so far it was still interesting and certainly helped with character development。 I hope tha Thank you， Viz Media for the review copy。 This is my favourite new series to read。 It is plot heavy and visually stunning。 In this volume the main story is side-lined in the beginning as we follow a mission for Moran， one of the team。 There is a lot of James Bond references during this part of the story， including that Miss Moniepenny does on the mission with Moran。 While it probably is my least favourite so far it was still interesting and certainly helped with character development。 I hope that Miss Moniepenny will return in further stories。 The end of the book is back with Sherlock， who is bored because he hasn’t solved the master criminal mystery yet。 It does end in a little bit of a cliff-hanger but even if that wasn’t the case， I would be picking up the next volume。 Definitely recommend this series。 。。。more
Electriss Faelin
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Didn't love this volume as much as the previous ones， but still an amazing story！ Didn't love this volume as much as the previous ones， but still an amazing story！ 。。。more
Gretchen
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In this volume， Moran settles an old score and Sherlock longs for a new mystery to solve from the Lord of Crime。 Sherlock happens upon Moriarty on a train where a murder occurs and it looks like Watson may be the killer！ #MoriartythePatriotVol4 #NetGalley
Ella
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As much as I love the genre crime， this series isn't suited for me which is disappointing。 As much as I love the genre crime， this series isn't suited for me which is disappointing。 。。。more
Lepicentrecult
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Très bon tome， j'ai adoré en savoir plus sur Moran。 Cette tension entre Sherlock et William 。 Bon Moran， ta réflexion sur la poitrine de Miss Moneypenny n'était pas une obligation！ Je sais que dans le milieu militaire c'est très bof bof niveau blague et réflexion mais là il n'y avais pas d'utilité。 Très bon tome， j'ai adoré en savoir plus sur Moran。 Cette tension entre Sherlock et William 。 Bon Moran， ta réflexion sur la poitrine de Miss Moneypenny n'était pas une obligation！ Je sais que dans le milieu militaire c'est très bof bof niveau blague et réflexion mais là il n'y avais pas d'utilité。 。。。more
bri ♡
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"I would've liked you to be that sharp criminal" catch me if you can。 mr。 holmes。 "would you be satisfied if i said that， mr。 detective？" this was clearly sherlock and william flirting thank you "I would've liked you to be that sharp criminal" catch me if you can。 mr。 holmes。 "would you be satisfied if i said that， mr。 detective？" this was clearly sherlock and william flirting thank you 。。。more
Yvonne Quasdorf
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👍 Der vierte Band befasst sich zum Großteil mit Moran und seiner Mission， die Strippenzieher hinter dem Stellvertreterkrieg zu finden und auszuschalten。 Dabei wird auch Morans traumatische Vergangenheit in der Armee näher beleuchtet， die bisher nur angedeutet wurde。 Unter den Nebencharakteren in Moriarty the Patriot ist Moran sicherlich einer der interessanteren， weshalb ich es spannend fand， mehr über ihn zu erfahren。Im letzten Teil treffen dann auch endlich Moriarty und Holmes wieder aufeinand 👍 Der vierte Band befasst sich zum Großteil mit Moran und seiner Mission， die Strippenzieher hinter dem Stellvertreterkrieg zu finden und auszuschalten。 Dabei wird auch Morans traumatische Vergangenheit in der Armee näher beleuchtet， die bisher nur angedeutet wurde。 Unter den Nebencharakteren in Moriarty the Patriot ist Moran sicherlich einer der interessanteren， weshalb ich es spannend fand， mehr über ihn zu erfahren。Im letzten Teil treffen dann auch endlich Moriarty und Holmes wieder aufeinander und der Band endet in einem fiesen Cliffhanger， der einem gar keine andere Wahl lässt， als sich den nächsten Teil zu schnappen。👎 Mein größter Kritikpunkt für den vierten Band ist， dass die Helden es zu einfach haben， aus schwierigen Situationen rauszukommen。 Schon klar， Moriarty ist ein Genie und bereitet Lösungen für alle möglichen Szenarien vor， aber als Leser glaubt man irgendwann nicht mehr daran， dass die Protagonisten ernsthaft in Gefahr schweben， wenn sie immer ein Ass aus dem Ärmel zaubern。 Dadurch geht viel Spannung verloren。Außerdem – und ich bin mir sicher， da geht es nicht nur mir so – gab es in diesem Band wieder viel zu wenig Sherlock Holmes。 Ja， Moran ist auch ein interessanter Charakter， aber was wir alle in dieser Reihe sehen wollen， ist ja wohl das Katz-und-Maus-Spiel zwischen Moriarty und Sherlock。 Und das wissen die Macher sicher auch， sonst hätten sie uns mit dem Cliffhanger am Ende nicht den Mund wässrig gemacht。 Vorfreude ist ja schön und gut， aber wenn ich noch lange warten muss， habe ich irgendwann keinen Appetit mehr。 。。。more
Sara Bakhshi
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Yesss yesss！！This is how they should be when they're around each other。@@ Yesss yesss！！This is how they should be when they're around each other。@@ 。。。more
Maun✨
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" catch me if you can， Mr。 Holmes " This will never not make me squeal ksksks " catch me if you can， Mr。 Holmes " This will never not make me squeal ksksks 。。。more
Mel
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Mais quelle suite。 Vraiment top。 Le passé de Moran， la confrontation William Sherlock， et cette fin！ Franchement j’ai adoré！ Bravo ！ Un petit plus pour la tension entre Sherlock et William et le côté found family du crime。 Mais un point en moins pour la blague sur les seins qui n’était clairement pas obligatoire ！ TW: Mort， Sang， Meurtre， Explosion， Décapitation
duniamimpigie Anggi
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Jilid ini penuh Bang Moran！ Wuhuuuu~ si Gie pun senang！ Dan！ Moneypenny dan Moran bersama-sama ternyata manis juga ya！ Suka！Dan Herder akhirnya muncul！ Tambah rameee！Jilid ini ditutup dengan kasus "Dua Detektif" yang sekaligus menjadi arc penutup anime cour 1 juga。Berarti ada beberapa kasus yang dilewatin di versi anime （Baskerville dan Golden Army）， langsung lompat ke kasus "Dua Detektif" guna memperkuat 'persaingan' Liam dan Sherlock tanpa terlalu mengulur-ulur waktu dengan memasukkan kasus-ka Jilid ini penuh Bang Moran！ Wuhuuuu~ si Gie pun senang！ Dan！ Moneypenny dan Moran bersama-sama ternyata manis juga ya！ Suka！Dan Herder akhirnya muncul！ Tambah rameee！Jilid ini ditutup dengan kasus "Dua Detektif" yang sekaligus menjadi arc penutup anime cour 1 juga。Berarti ada beberapa kasus yang dilewatin di versi anime （Baskerville dan Golden Army）， langsung lompat ke kasus "Dua Detektif" guna memperkuat 'persaingan' Liam dan Sherlock tanpa terlalu mengulur-ulur waktu dengan memasukkan kasus-kasus bangsawan sebelum ini。Terus， berhubung jilid lalu si Gie mengomentari terjemahannya yang， meski bagus， terkesan "mentah"， kali ini justru sebaliknya， terjemahannya matang yak。 Senang bacanya。 Tapi jadi kangen gaya ngomong Sherlock yang amburadul dan sekenanya itu。 。。。more
Shahinaz Elemam
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 🤝🏻🤝🏻🤝🏻🤝🏻
Josu Grilli
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Ayyyyy， no sé。Leer esta serie es un poco montaña rusa de emociones， porque unos volúmenes me entusiasman y otros son como que me dejan fifty-fifty。 Para que os hagáis una idea， cada entrega tiene unos 4 capítulos。 Pues en este caso los tres primeros bastante meh， siendo el último el que más me ha parecido interesante。 Como siempre， dejando los buenos cliffhangers para el final。Los personajes continúan en su camino hacia una dinámica interesante， pero siento que aún estamos viendo el inicio de un Ayyyyy， no sé。Leer esta serie es un poco montaña rusa de emociones， porque unos volúmenes me entusiasman y otros son como que me dejan fifty-fifty。 Para que os hagáis una idea， cada entrega tiene unos 4 capítulos。 Pues en este caso los tres primeros bastante meh， siendo el último el que más me ha parecido interesante。 Como siempre， dejando los buenos cliffhangers para el final。Los personajes continúan en su camino hacia una dinámica interesante， pero siento que aún estamos viendo el inicio de un grupo que puede ir hacia un buen fin。 De hecho， aquí vemos la introducción de un nuevo personaje， que sinceramente ya era hora de introducir alguno así: una mujer。 Porque es un poco campo de nabos toda la situación。。。Una cosa que no me gusta es que hay una mezcla entre buenos giros y malos。 Por poner un ejemplo de este volumen: el 'gran giro' de los tres primeros capítulos no es un giro como tal， porque en cuanto te sorprendes como lector al verlo， te lo explican corriendo para que lo entiendas。 Honestamente， me quedo。。。 En plan， entonces ¿por qué plantear un giro que me planteas como WOOOOW y luego es tan sencillo que en dos viñetas lo has explicado？ Pero por otro lado， el capítulo cuatro tiene muchos ingredientes "Agatha-Christie-nianos" y un giro que sí que va a merecer la pena， o eso al menos parece。 Así que como os digo， es una mezcla extraña。Vamos， que me esta serie me gusta pero no me termina de convencer por algunas cosillas de vez en cuando。 Eso sí， es entretenida y el trabajo de documentación histórica está muy bien hecho。 ¡Se aprende bastante sobre la sociedad victoriana！ 。。。more
Maria
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finally i caught up to the anime！！
Achillia ☽
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In this volume we stray away from the main storyline and Sherlock Holmes to have 3 chapters dedicated to one of the supporting characters， Colonel Sebastian Moran。 Moran's backstory is rather tragic， his trauma from fighting in Afghanistan and the events that followed are the ones he needs to face with this new mission。 We are introduced to some new characters， Moneypenny and Von Herder members of the MI6， the invisible 6th branch of the British Military Intelligence。 Von Herder's character desi In this volume we stray away from the main storyline and Sherlock Holmes to have 3 chapters dedicated to one of the supporting characters， Colonel Sebastian Moran。 Moran's backstory is rather tragic， his trauma from fighting in Afghanistan and the events that followed are the ones he needs to face with this new mission。 We are introduced to some new characters， Moneypenny and Von Herder members of the MI6， the invisible 6th branch of the British Military Intelligence。 Von Herder's character design is very peculiar， drawing and story wise， being know as "Q" and firearm specialist。 Moneypenny on the other hand， is a refined agent that makes a deadly duo with Moran and is the catalyst of his facing his demons。 With the last chapter The Two Detectives Act 1 we return to Holmes being cruel to his apartment wall and Watson with Mrs。 Hudson witnessing the insanity。~☽ 。。。more
Celia🪐
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Mientras escribo esta reseña aún dudo si darle a este tomo las cuatro o las cinco estrellas。 Realmente me ha gustado， sigo pensando que la historia ya se ha sentado y ha empezado a coger tono y está muy interesante， y yo， personalmente， estoy disfrutando mucho de ella。 El volumen， a grandes rasgos me ha gustado mucho。 Pero al mismo tiempo me ha descolocado， ya que en él he percibido que lo que es la idea central de la historia， como Moriarty y los suyos usan el crimen para corregir la sociedad v Mientras escribo esta reseña aún dudo si darle a este tomo las cuatro o las cinco estrellas。 Realmente me ha gustado， sigo pensando que la historia ya se ha sentado y ha empezado a coger tono y está muy interesante， y yo， personalmente， estoy disfrutando mucho de ella。 El volumen， a grandes rasgos me ha gustado mucho。 Pero al mismo tiempo me ha descolocado， ya que en él he percibido que lo que es la idea central de la historia， como Moriarty y los suyos usan el crimen para corregir la sociedad victoriana， ha quedado totalmente desdibujada por otras cuestiones， y eso es algo que no sé como tomarme。 Si fuera algo puntual de un volumen no le daría mucha importancia， pero me preocupa （relativamente） que la historia se vuelva inconsistente sin esa piedra de toque。 Centrándonos en el volumen， solo puedo señalar que esta historia cada vez me va enganchando más。 La mayor parte del tomo se centra en un arco que despeja la historia de fondo del coronel Moran。 Esta parte me ha gustado por dos motivos: por un lado， por la complejidad y profundidad que aporta a este personaje su pasado; me ha parecido muy interesante como lo ha humanizado y lo ha presentado como un hombre más sentimental de lo que parece a simple vista y marcado por la guerra， y los deseos de venganza y el estrés post-traumático que le genero。 Y en segundo lugar porque nos muestra una trama diferente a la de los otros misterios que han tenido que resolverse previamente， centrándose y apoyándose en una parte de la historia británica y en un conflicto bélico en tierras indias que da a la historia una dimensión universal y colosal muy bien llevada。 Y por supuesto he adorado todas las referencias a James Bond y el espionaje。 Me ha matado que el alias de Moran sea el nombre del personaje de Sean Bean en la pelicula “Golden Eye” （por eso de que los dos son 006， que no 007， ya sabes） y me he quedado con ganas de saber más de Q y su laboratorio。 Moneypenny me ha gustado， por fin un personaje femenino destacable entre tanto hombre （la señora Hudson aquí me parece monisima， pero estoy esperando a ver si va a aportar algo a la historia， ojalá que si。 No me extrañaría que acabase siendo el personaje femenino más importante de todo este manga） 。 Creo que a lo largo de todo el arco ha hecho un papel de lo más meritorio como apoyo de Moran。 Y me ha molado que su diseño se parezca a mi adorada Mei-Lin de “Kuroshitsuji”， Ya que admito que una de las cosas que más me llamó la atención de “Moriarty el Patriota” fue su parecido en dibujo y ambientación victoriana con este manga。 Lo que más espero de este arco， es que los autores no desaprovechen todo lo que han hecho en los tres capítulos que dura， con el personaje de Moran y su evolución ante el lector de cara a lo que es la historia， y que tampoco desaprovechen el personaje de Moneypenny como secundaria。 El último capítulo del tomo es el inicio de una historia en la que por fin podemos ver con mayor detalle un cara cara entre los dos personajes principales de la historia: William y Sherlock。 Por fin。 Eso es algo que ha tardado en hacerse， y que es esencial para la historia del manga。 Ese duelo dialéctico y mental ha sido muy interesante， esclareciendo por donde van a ir los tiros de su dinámica， y mostrándonos hasta que punto ambos personajes son capaces de entenderse y medirse entre ellos。 Ha sido muy interesante y lo mejor del tomo， lo he leído con mucho interés。 Por otro lado， a lo largo de las viñetas de este capítulo se sigue profundizando en la personalidad de Sherlock y en sus luces y sombras como persona。 Y lo mismo puede decirse de su amistad con el doctor Watson， y en como este sabe imponerse y enfadarse cuando es preciso。 Por cierto， a Watson habría que ponerle una medalla por tener las santas narices de plantarle cara a de Sherlock tan bien， así de claro。 Las últimas páginas del volumen se han cerrado con un giro de guion increíble， y me han dejado con unas ganas increíbles de más， mucho más， como， me alegra decir， han conseguido sus predecesores， buena señal de lo mucho que me está gustando este manga。 Espero que me lleguen pronto los volúmenes que me faltan de él para continuarlo。 。。。more
Aleksandra
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The story keeps on going strong， this volume was centered around Sebastian Moran backstory， I liked it！ Moran and Moneypenny make such a good team together。 The art is as pretty as always （and as gruesome as always when it has to be）。
Zaiba
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