Tokyo Ghoul #3
| Writer | Sui Ishida |
| Artist | Sui Ishida |
Kaneki is still trying to get used to his new life when Commission of Counter Ghoul agents Mado and Amon start sniffing around for Hinami. Kaneki and Touka are going to have to get them off her tail and fast. No easy task now that Kanek's got to bring humans and Ghouls to a rapid truce at the same time.
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The Graphic Library - Sara Campbell
Aug 14, 2025There are some beautifully subtle story points Ishida uses in singular panels that express so much meaning, and the storytelling and suspense that’s being built through those moments is masterful. The visual imagery is powerfully conveyed, like one panel showing a wedding ring on a finger to hint to the audience that a character might have had have a whole family waiting for them. While this volume has a lot of fighting going on, there are so many other things happening as well thanks to the complexity of the investigators and the struggle of morality Kaneki is going through. As readers, do we know who the true "good guys" are? The investigators are not really portrayed as altruistic characters, nor are these ghouls fully evil, so the struggle all around is masterfully executed. Read Full Review
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