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It's what I'm assuming based on Bleach.

Tuca & Berty A funny & moving comic series about two best friends birds. Has obvious parallels to Bojark Horseman, but centering more around feminism and relatable mid-twentying rather than aloof ex-movie-star life. It also features an incredibly flowy, intuitive and at times very psychedelic...

Same universe and same author, promising great art with a boring plot, if there's any at all. Sadly, Bleach went downhill after its first few arcs, the Quincies and Yhwach (?) gave it the final blow.

Interesting, thanks for clearing that up!

From my knowledge, this is wrong. I've read somewhere that he does indeed have assistants now who will be doing most of the drawing, and the recent Hiatus was in order for them to adapt his drawing style until he's pleased with it. Don't have the source anymore, though.

In case someone didn't know these German 90's gems: Listen, even if it's just the first one!

Phew, that was intense. An entire chapter devoted to murdering comrades. Also glad the alliance isn't treated as a given.

lol, that was one trippy slaughtering. They all dying I love this freaky kind of action, and the art is amazing! Also, I now strongly believe that Makima either is or has a contract with a primal devil. Darkness uses the omnipotent force of shredding and nothing Darkness-specific, and this...

Got the HD-remaster of Resident Evil 4, and even though it's aged a bit it still feels fresh and enjoyable!

Also, did anyone get these severed astronauts? xD Read something about a reference to some NASA-founders having been satanists, lol

Fuck me in the ass, what a chapter! Loved how the trippy art and the kind of meta-panelling suited the bizarre and transcendent situtation, that presentation was unlike any other devil so far. Fujimoto's really good at this, already loved it with Fire Punch! So, there are two panels where the...

lol yeah, just when I started liking their dynamic

Fuck yeah, I feel the same. Don't get it at all. xD From my 2nd/3rd read, I interpret the events as Santa Klaus actually being a puppet created by Tolka's master. He did that same arm-transformation the other puppets did, and the mirror-panel of him and Tolka after the latter's been puppified...