No wonder Miura was tired of Berserk.
Reading Gigantomakhia and Duranki (specially Duranki) it felt like Miura actually wanted to do something more than Berserk, it felt like reading a good manga about adventures and a good story, it really had potential.
Wonder how much Young Animal pushed him to delay Berserk or how much of a burnout/writer block he had with Berserk.
Reading Gigantomakhia and Duranki (specially Duranki) it felt like Miura actually wanted to do something more than Berserk, it felt like reading a good manga about adventures and a good story, it really had potential.
Wonder how much Young Animal pushed him to delay Berserk or how much of a burnout/writer block he had with Berserk.
