Diana the female fighter

OK, OK, this ISN'T guro. Far from it. Now don't run off, this'll only take a minute to explain.

The art is well done and the title of her being a female fighter is presented well in one way that I found appealing: In defeat, she's bleeding. It shows the proper aftermath of a sword fight. It's not the horribly dying bleeding, but she is cut and looks like she's been fighting. Now, as a sword and sorcery fan, I find this appealing. Usually I keep thinking 'man, she gave up easy', but here I don't get that feeling.

Now, if you find that unappealing, there are frames of the same scene WITHOUT blood. Everyone wins here!

Now, the downside is that if you can't read the language or use a translator program, you miss out on the story.

Still, the art is good and the composition flows well. In terms of navigating the scenes for with/without blood or with/without clothes isn't very hard. Overall, another good buy.

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