Nothing to elaborate on that I didn't already cover here when I first read it last May.
Tatsumi is brilliant. I've added at least three of his other books to my Amazon WishList for future procurement. The thing is, he's grim as fuck, but there's a poetry about his work. A lightness and elegance to the depression and mania. Unlike Stray Bullets (which I just reviewed), when Tatsumi covers neurosis and scum you want to go back and read it again and again. It's more palatable. I just love the simple way he tells stories. You should check him out...
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