u/ArtHistorian2000

It's about a legendary hero reincarnated into the body of a young high schooler. But what is more interesting is the graphic design of the manhwa. It's so brilliant and colorful.

Spirals have been the reflect of godlings through this story, and I think there's a depth in this painting if we analyze it: despite their disappearance and their "invisibility", Godlings are still present in any way.

I love how Sleep wrote passages in French and describes Gallica as a country where you eat on terraces and admires pieces of art (I believe it's the Louvre Museum here)

Hi everyone,
I'm doing a webcomic about scouting, based on my personal experience and knowledge about scouting.

The story is about a young Malagasy teenager who gained superpowers thanks to his badges, and uses them to fight crime in his country. The story also mixes Malagasy traditional aspect with scouting.

Each arc/story is about a Scouting law, totems and badges are central for superhuman ability in this story and the main character has to face his scout values to the reality of the situation.

According to you, what other aspect of scouting should I insert in this comic ?

The Bunshokan in Yamagata (Former Prefectural Office and Assembly Building)

The Bunshokan is a brick building dating from 1916 constructed in the English neo-Renaissance Style. It is an important representative of the Western architecture style buildings of the early Taisho period (1912 to 1926).

Designated a national Important Cultural Property in 1984, it underwent restoration works over a period of 10 years from 1986. It now serves as the Yamagata Prefectural Hometown, open to the public free of charge, while volunteer guides can also offer tours.

The building and its interiors were restored following the same methods used when it was first built, giving them a feel of the good old Taisho days. There are exhibition rooms within the building holding records of the restoration works and otherwise introducing the history and culture of Yamagata.

While the Assembly Hall, the courtyard, the galleries and the conference rooms can be rented, the Bunshokan is also used for various cultural activities, including concerts, plays, exhibitions or local events held in its garden. Open to the public, it is beloved by the people of Yamagata prefecture.

The Yamato Empire (neighbor to Koryo) also has a strict Aberrant Mobilization Policy. Like Tsubaki, hundreds of Yamato aberrant teenagers must be conscripted in the Aberrant Corps.

Two countryside teenagers have to join the Corps since they revealed their aberrancy:
- Yoshiki can sense spirits and communicate with them easily (thus easing contact with Godlings potentially), and can be possessed by one of them for fighting purposes
- Hikaru can use his insides as a weapon to swiftly stop and kill his opponents

We'll get to see more about his gift

Also... Min's ability is far more flexible than expected. He can bend his blades and turn them flexible

Sayeon Lee (HJ) vs Somyeong Gil (Like Mother, like Daughter) vs Geonyeong Gwak (Proof of Dignity). They all really remind me of Sayeon.

On Webtoon, they recommended me this manhwa if I loved Hand Jumper. The drawing style is similar to the one Sleepacross had at the beginning and the mood is quite similar to HJ universe (with supernatural abilities). But the charadesign is quite similar: Samin is the alter ego of Amber Nile and Captain Han is similar to Gareth Myers

- Bill Gillespie (In the Heat of Night), a police officer in Mississipi who investigated with an Afro-American detective, Virgil Tibbs, about a murder. During the movie, Gillespie gained respect towards Tibbs
- C.P. Ellis (The Best of Enemies, and IRL), the head of the Klan of Durham who, after working with Ann Atwater, a prominent Afro-American civil rights activist about the integration of a school, agreed to integrate schools in the city
- George Wallace (IRL), former governor of Alabama, he was shot by an assassin, but survived. After that, he had a change of heart ("a newborn Christian") and asked forgiveness for his actions in the past
- James Gregory (Goodbye Bafana, IRL), one of Mandela's prison guards. Slowly in the movie, his views on Black South Africans and the apartheid system evolved