Heavenly Delusion does
many things, and it does them well. Ishiguro makes great use of contrast particularly in building up
atmosphere and setting. All this is realized with delicate, detailed linework, with
what little shading is there done through pen-and-ink techniques such as
crosshatching. Its central characters think and act and
talk like human beings[...] One thing it does not do, however, is give
any answers. Not a single one.

[T]here are way too many unique storylines and elements set-up
that are fascinating to read, and it only begs for me to learn more. If
you're in need of a sci-fi manga, you won't be making a mistake checking
this one out.--Justin "The OASG"