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En sevdiğim yabancı dizilerden Malcolm in the Middle'dan Monk'a unutulmaz yerli dizilerimizden Bizimkiler'den Mahallenin Muhtarları'na pek çok dizinin detaylı analizine yer verilen bu nostaljik eser alanındaki büyük bir boşluğu giderirken okurlarına da nostalji dolu anlar yaşatıyor. Eserde incelenen TV dizileri şunlardır:
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Wow. That was amazing. I’m tired of saying that but this volume is my favourite. I have nothing to say. I’m speechless. Fear, sorrow and mercy. And of course so much battle. Guys, this book will make you see the other side of the situations. Human life is hard. If you’re a demon it’s even harder. Let’s not judge bad guys anymore. Maybe we can try to understand them. Anyway. It’s a fine piece of art. You should read it.
Stay strong
4/5 Stars (%80/100)
It is a good series and definitely has some unique traits but it has some major flaws as well as some small ones. First of all, the series is still releasing. The latest chapter to be released is 94 and Season 1 ends with Chapter 68. There is a huge difference between the beginning of the series and the ending. I can say that the creators are getting better and fixing their mistakes. One of the problems I have is the lack of interesting characters except for a very few. Most of the characters are very cliche bad guys with no motive whatsoever. This is why during the fights they only say stuff like "How dare you" "Don't underestimate me" or "Who are you." No motive during the fight, no interesting dialogue, no analyzing the opponent and so forth. Another problem is related to the power system. Most of the time, especially in the beginning, some skills and abilities are not explained at all. Or they are explained in 10 pages which is info dumping. However, this gets better towards the end. I also started to like the main character and I can definitely see he is developing. It is a good series and I would recommend it. BUT it is a bit overrated and there are better series than this.
What is it about: Cha Yeon-woo's twin brother mysteriously dies and Yeon-woo inherits his brother's memories about a tower and how he was betrayed. Yeon-woo decides to enter the tower (it allows you to be a god) and get revenge. It is a simple goal but it works. The story, so far, is interesting. There are a lot of similarities between the series as a whole and the main character between Solo Leveling and its main character Jin-woo. The tower and skill system is good, the abilities are unique and interesting, and the artstyle is phenomenal.
4/5 Stars (%82/100)
Compared to the previous volume it is indeed weaker. However, I still enjoyed most of the book. The one thing I hate is how Chandler and Cusack are still alive?? They combine and become the Original Demon and continue to cause trouble. I mean I get they are strong but enough is enough. The Sins gather once again. Pretty much everyone strong is together and they fight against the bad guys. There is a twist towards the end and it seems interesting. Also the short scene between Mael and Escanor was sweet.
4/5 Stars (%72/100)
It was good in general. Yami continues to be great and motivates everyone to be better. If not for him, most of the characters would have died in the series. After a while, we also see Yuno and William Vangeance in action. There are of course new characters introduced and they seem like cliche bad guys that are step stones for the main characters. The last few chapters and the ending were good.
4/5 Stars (%76/100)
It was definitely better than the previous one but there were some parts I still did not enjoy. Since this is a shounen series, I guess there are going to be many cliches and things you can guess but overall, Black Clover does a good job. The magic system is great as I mentioned previously in my reviews and it comes to the rescue many times in the series. The fight against Vetto was good but a bit predictable. The whole power of friendship thing was expected but I kind of enjoyed it. This arc is almost over and we learned more things about the bad guys.
3/5 Stars (%60/100)
I had a hard time rating this book. The cover is beautiful, the whole design of the book is brilliant and there are dozens of pretty illustrations together with maps, timelines, and so forth. Visually, the book is stunning and can be a great piece for Tolkien lovers. However, I have to admit that the things discussed in the book are not very great. Starting from Melkor and going all the way to the Third Age, Day compares the evil figures in Tolkien's works with figures from Greek and Norse mythology as well as Judeo-Christian images. The biggest problem I had with these is, as many others already pointed out, that there is not enough evidence or it feels a bit of stretch. For example, comparing Ungoliant with Kali the Hindu Goddess because they have eight legs/arms. Also, the comparison between Sauron and Solomon regarding the ring. There are many examples like this and it becomes repetitive after a while. However, it was still interesting to see certain connections and parallels despite the lack of evidence. I think the book would have been better if it only focused on the evil figures in Tolkien's works, like a summary or description of all the bad guys because the illustrations are beautiful and they are great to learn more about these somewhat complicated characters (honestly, that's what I thought the book was about before I've read it). Finally, even though there are some problems, I think rating the book extremely low is a bit harsh as I enjoyed reading it and looking at the pictures.
4/5 Stars (%79/100)
Not as good as the previous one but I still enjoyed it. Inca decides to join the bad guys because she likes to have fun and wants chaos. Seeing Corna was good. Charon is a super interesting character and I want to see more of him. Even though he is one of the bad guys, he has anti-hero vibes. Though the difference between 2nd and 3rd generation is absurd, it is still good to see that they are powerful (like Maki, Benimaru, Konro or Hinawa). Our heroes decide to explore the Chinese Peninsula to find more answers about Adolla Burst, Amaterasu and more. Therefore, this volume is also the start of a new arc. Compared to other series I've read, Fire Force has many short arcs instead of longer ones. I am still not sure if this is a good thing or not.
The Monkey's Raincoat is an Elvis Cole Novel, #1 out of 18 books at total. It was published in 1987 even before I was born. So it has been an interesting trip for me through the end of '80s.
To begin wiht it's a detective novel. A thrilling one. A woman, Ellen Lang who lost her husband and her son. A detective, Elvis Cole and his sociopath partner Joe Pike. Murder and kidnapping. Beneath the iceberg lurks drug deals, Hollywood relations. There are good cops, bad cops, good guys, bad guys, strong friendships, one night stands, cheatings and so on. If you are into thrilling adventures, then you'll enjoy The Monkey's Raincoat.
My life is pretty much like this: I spent 11 months and 28 days of every year looking forward to the new John Grisham book and then 2-3 days devouring it. He is the master of the opening paragraph. Immediate hooks. Short sentences. You don't even notice his writing style after the first page or two but it's effortless to read. And there are many
