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BASTARD VOL.2
- GenresManhwa
432 pages, Paperback
Published December 5, 2025
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Carnby Kim
33 books204 followers김칸비, Carnby Kim is the author of Sweet Home who also made other works such as City of the Dead Sorcerer, Bastard, Unknown Code, PIGPEN, Shotgun Boy and Flawed Almighty.
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June 15, 2026
4.5 ⭐
The plot thickens!
Seeing the relationship develop and change between everyone was honestly just as stressful as the main story with dad in this one. The forced fight, and subsequent fight with Manny was unexpected for me, I didn't enjoy it at all because it was so uncomfortable (read: it was very well done because good art makes you feel, and those feelings don't have to be good). I also really enjoyed seeing Jins full face, and how normal he looks. I always appreciate that the way we see ourselves is often completely different from the way others see us. I appreciated this moment between Jin and Kyun. After everything they experienced together, it was nice to see a simple wholesome moment between them.
MAJOR SPOILER PAST THIS POINT
I'm not sure how I feel about the introduction of a second killer. We will see how it develops as we move forward, but for now I feel it's unnecessary. I'm also not loving the placement of the character in proximity to the others. Maybe I'm making unfair judgements too early, but for now I feel like I'd rather be focusing more on Dad.
We'll see how it goes in the next volume!
The plot thickens!
Seeing the relationship develop and change between everyone was honestly just as stressful as the main story with dad in this one. The forced fight, and subsequent fight with Manny was unexpected for me, I didn't enjoy it at all because it was so uncomfortable (read: it was very well done because good art makes you feel, and those feelings don't have to be good). I also really enjoyed seeing Jins full face, and how normal he looks. I always appreciate that the way we see ourselves is often completely different from the way others see us. I appreciated this moment between Jin and Kyun. After everything they experienced together, it was nice to see a simple wholesome moment between them.
MAJOR SPOILER PAST THIS POINT
I'm not sure how I feel about the introduction of a second killer. We will see how it develops as we move forward, but for now I feel it's unnecessary. I'm also not loving the placement of the character in proximity to the others. Maybe I'm making unfair judgements too early, but for now I feel like I'd rather be focusing more on Dad.
We'll see how it goes in the next volume!
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