Rating: 
Summary: Very, very silly.
Review: This is a very silly book. The art is ok, the plot is thin, the characters are irrational. There were a couple places I liked but all in all there's better Manga out there. And usually I like this sort of book... sigh.... Check out The Demon Ororon instead. Really. This one was a quick way to kill an hour, and that's about all.
Rating: 
Summary: One of the Best
Review: Under the Glass Moon has definately won my interest and has kept me off the edge of my seat while reading. It's story is not dry, it presents both romance and action, and the artwork is incredibly well-developed. I myself am Korean, and I have witnessed lots of great Korean manhwa, but this certainly has beaten the others when it comes to story development.The characters all seem to interact with one another quite well, and they all come with their own unique personalities, which makes them each likeable. Personally, I simply adore Luel, the shy and quiet Alchemist who is the younger brother of Dark Wizard Luka, the greatest dark magic user of the 21st century. He first appears to be the simple type, but later on I saw how he presents himself as a character and that had me attached to him, however, all the other characters are just as great as well. If you want to learn more of the story itself, I strongly suggest that you purchase this book, it'll change your life and your taste in manga FOREVER!!
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Summary: A Malice Mizer look alike..... oh NOOOOO!!!
Review: Under the Glass Moon is a cool book with just beautiful people. But Laday Batolli looks like Mana for Malice Mizer(look into J-pop). With all the trademarks of the blue lips, shades of blue/yellow curly hair.I wander what what Mana would think of this if she read as if it was part of her "Gothic Lolita" fashion line buiseness.For those who don 't know Man, she is the former member of the Malice Mizer gothic band. The secret is that she is a guy because she crossdress in girls clothing. The reason of it is because his theory that if girls wear skirts then he can do it too. .... Well this book is filled with wonder and vividness although this book has a "Can you find me Waldo" thing. But I may recommend this as a must have for j-pop or Malice Mizer fans.
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