Chainsaw Man Volume 1sets a wonderful foundation in just seven chapters. Fujimoto is able to drop readers into a new world, establish how it works, and knock an emotional moment out of the park. With 86 chapters currently available on VIZ Media's Shonen Jump app, you're going to have to yourself from diving directly into the next chapters of Denji's story. Read Full Review

Chainsaw Man  
Writer/Artist: Tatsuki Fujimoto 
Publisher: Viz Media @vizmedia
 
In a world where Devils are real, a young man Denji works to pay off his late father's debt to the yakuza with his chainsaw devil pet Pochita. Doing odd jobs, hunting other devils, and selling his organs, Denji does anything he could to make money and to live his dream of a simple life. After the yakuza betrays them one night and leaving both for dead, Denji forms a contract with Pochita to show him what it’s like to have a normal. Waking up Denji finds a pull tab coming from his chest and when tug chainsaws emerge from his body. Taking his revenge against the yakuza, the Public Safety Devil Hunters shows recruiting him to join and thus starting his new line of work.  
Chainsaw Man is better than what I expected with most Shonen Jump manga you get clean artwork, over-the-top fights, and a hint humor, it’s a formula that works to keep us entertained. Chainsaw Man is exactly that but what makes this series stand out is Denji. Shonen characters usually have an ambitious personality with a big dream, but Denji wants for the simple things makes you sympathize with him more. The character designs are basic but Fujimoto’s art is more prominent in his Devils that have a distinctive style alongside very bloody yet hilarious fights. This series is entertaining and I look forward too the anime release later this year.

Reviewer: @cayaox of The Comic Book Club of Instagram
Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4/5)
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