The scene quickly moves onto showing off Maya’s perky “assets,” which are barely contained beneath her dress. The first page of the manga features close-up shots of strippers wearing panties and strategically placed boas. Takagi’s female classmates apparently only exist so he can flip up their skirts and show off their panties.īut what is disturbing about Kodansha’s release of Bloody Monday is their age rating. Maya, the deadly spy, is all sex appeal, and even though she kills, she just seems silly, not scary. Other than Takagi’s earnest, hard-working father, the other men are either stock bad-guy characters or stock bumbling best friends. Takagi comes off as a lazy jerk, and even though we’re told that he is a genius with computers, it never seems like he does anything more challenging than what most tech-savvy teens can do. Mainly this is because the characters are too bland to support the plot. Ryumon has an interesting germ of a story, but it never develops into anything strong enough to keep readers interested past volume one. Publisher Age Rating: T/Teen/13+ GCFK Age Rating: OT/Older Teen/16+ The Falcon must act quickly to prevent a shadowy organization from unleashing a virulent new plague on the world. When Takagi’s father, deputy chief of a super-secret branch of Japanese Intelligence dedicated to preventing terrorism, is framed for murder, Takagi becomes caught up in an international conspiracy.
Takagi may look like an ordinary slacker high-school student, but he’s actually a computer genius who hacks-for-justice under the name Falcon.
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