Kazuhiro Hara

At first glance, it appears like a Sword Art Online knockoff. As a manga it is disjointed and while some of the sequences look really promising, I feel like I'm either missing a lot of necessary build-up and character-love, or I need to read a whole long series of this before I get to the actual caring stage.

That being said, I should point out that this manga was based off a Light Novel. An actual Japanese novel that probably does the whole damn thing a lot more justice than what I see here in a single volume.

I plan on reading the subsequent side-manga of Log Horizon next to see if the disjointed feel smooths out. I may have to go back and read the Light Novels, however.… (altro)

Classic 'getting sucked into a game' story, it's different than Sword Art Online. I will say that I watched the anime first and it was amazing! I wish there were more seasons. However, after watching the anime then reading the manga, the manga seemed awkward and out of order. The manga utilizes the action to create an extra fast paced story but fills in background information with flashbacks that could've been better explained in chronological order like the anime.

In short: it's a great series; the anime is awesome; the manga doesn't exactly do it justice; you can also see the light novel series and the spinoff series.

This series is currently on hiatus at 1 volume.… (altro)