Of Want and Will (K6BD book 2 analysis)
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Of Want and Will (K6BD book 2 analysis)

This volume has a lot going on in it, both in terms of worldbuilding and story progression, and in themes and subtext. With the intricacy of the story and cast both sharply increasing after the end of book one, it's also tricky to organize into a single thesis.

Which, honestly, may be part of the point, because Kill Six Billion Demons is a postmodernist work in both the literary and the political sense.

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Chainsaw Man #1: “Dog & Chainsaw”
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Chainsaw Man #1: “Dog & Chainsaw”

There really is no avant-garde like Japanese avant-garde, is there? I'm not sure if this is funny or exciting or ironic or...what. It makes me want to read more, at least for the time being, but I can't really put my finger on why it makes me want to read more.

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