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Bloody Monday, Tome 1 (Bloody Monday #1)
Seorang agen intelijen Rusia tewas terbunuh di Jepang, meninggalkan sebuah chip. Atas permintaan ayahnya yang bekerja di Biro Investigasi Keamanan, murid SMA Fujimaru Takagi menguraikan kode file dalam chip tersebut, dengan menggunakan keahliannya sebagai Falcon, hacker jenius yang misterius.
Tapi, kemudian ayahnya dituduh membunuh atasannya sendiri dan menjadi buronan. Fu...more
Tapi, kemudian ayahnya dituduh membunuh atasannya sendiri dan menjadi buronan. Fu...more
Paperback, 192 pages
Published
September 1st 2010
by Pika
(first published January 5th 2010)
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Sep 28, 2012
Anna
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3 of 5 stars
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Recommends it for:
Fans of mystery/detective manga, suspense/thriller manga
Full review at Tokyo Jupiter
Bloody Monday starts off big: conspiracy, Russian espionage, a viral outbreak. Now, if this were a Hollywood movie, we’d be seeing the likes of Jason Bourne or James Bond rushing to contain the damage. But, since this is a Japanese manga, we have as our hero a teenage hacker.
Fujimaru TAKAGI, a 2nd year and a staff member at the school newspaper, has a secret life as the famous hacker "Falcon." He was out of commission for a while, but an incident involving a lecherous...more
Bloody Monday starts off big: conspiracy, Russian espionage, a viral outbreak. Now, if this were a Hollywood movie, we’d be seeing the likes of Jason Bourne or James Bond rushing to contain the damage. But, since this is a Japanese manga, we have as our hero a teenage hacker.
Fujimaru TAKAGI, a 2nd year and a staff member at the school newspaper, has a secret life as the famous hacker "Falcon." He was out of commission for a while, but an incident involving a lecherous...more
Feb 03, 2013
Charlotte
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5 of 5 stars
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I was first introduced to this manga a couple of years ago, when I often read manga for free online. I never finished it, because I found out that it would be available in manga format. I love to support my favorite manga, so I decided I wouldn't read anymore until I bought them. I never got around to buying them until around Christmas time in 2012, and I have to say Bloody Monday is about as bloody amazing as I remember!
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The marketing for this book describes it as a YA 24, which is more or less accurate, though Ryumon at least has a passing understanding of computer security, which is more than you can say for anyone involved with 24. When the main character needs to hack military-grade encryption, he doesn't do it in a couple keystrokes like Chloe; instead he spreads a virus through a P2P network that turns infected machines into part of a distributed computing network, giving him the equivalent of a supercompu...more
I've got a favorite new manga series XD Bloody Monday is an excellent set up -- a genius hacker teen and his plucky friends get pulled into a world of espionage, super-viruses, and murder as they try to figure out the secret behind encrypted Russian files. And yes, it is a bloody secret, but you are on the edge of your seat the whole time.
This story is a tense and tight thriller that will leave you flipping the pages as fast as you can. Plus there is just a little bit of sexy subtext and a dash...more
This story is a tense and tight thriller that will leave you flipping the pages as fast as you can. Plus there is just a little bit of sexy subtext and a dash...more
book 191 of 1000
The Falcon is a brilliant hacker who just happens to be a high school student in real life. When Takagi Fujimaru's father is framed for a murderer he did not commit, Takagi must rely on his hacking skills to protect his sister and clear his father's name. What Takagi doesn't realize is that he's playing a game in which the safety of the entire world is at stake, failure means a deadly plague will ravage the lands; and the enemy is even closer than Takagi realizes. This is a fun...more
The Falcon is a brilliant hacker who just happens to be a high school student in real life. When Takagi Fujimaru's father is framed for a murderer he did not commit, Takagi must rely on his hacking skills to protect his sister and clear his father's name. What Takagi doesn't realize is that he's playing a game in which the safety of the entire world is at stake, failure means a deadly plague will ravage the lands; and the enemy is even closer than Takagi realizes. This is a fun...more
J'ai toujours rêvé d'un poison qui pourrait se propager de telle sorte. ^^
Non, je ne suis pas folle. Juste une grande passionnée de la chimie :D
J'aime bien le fait que ce manga mélange plusieurs genres et thèmes: l'espionnage, policier, poison, amour, ...
Et pour un premier volume, celui-ci est pas mal: on a droit à un tas d'infos.
Reste à voir ce que donnera le deuxième..
Non, je ne suis pas folle. Juste une grande passionnée de la chimie :D
J'aime bien le fait que ce manga mélange plusieurs genres et thèmes: l'espionnage, policier, poison, amour, ...
Et pour un premier volume, celui-ci est pas mal: on a droit à un tas d'infos.
Reste à voir ce que donnera le deuxième..
It's actually quite compelling even though it's about spies and government agencies. I like Fujimara though he's quite naive and that is irritating at times. I might give the next volume a try...
I had a hard time getting into it. The storyline didn't pick up and start getting interesting until the manga was nearly half over with. Not going to read the others.
reviewing for Good Comics for Kids
fast-paced manga with twists and turns to satisfy your basic manga needs.
Felt like.. Death Note with the pervertedness of Pretty Face...
This sucks ~
Reminds me a lot of Death Note, but still a spectacular read on its own.
Bloody Monday love it and I can't wait to see the second volume.
Apr 24, 2013
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