definitely

Shonen have the problem of killing because attachment to characters and fantasy/magic makes it hard to gauge power in any way "realistically". The reverse is true for seinen, think of all the violent martial art ones where body parts are chopped, destroyed what have you from a single blow.

Or a million bullets shot and the person explodes ( ie. http://bato.to/comic/_/comics/the-hard-r14976 ) THAT is real edge. God bless old seinen.

This post was edited by Helloween7 on Apr 19 2015 06:02pm

Fist of the North Star blew me away as a kid.

"You're already dead" Hara Tetsuo has always been pretty lolzy, just like this Ken-like person...

http://bato.to/comic/_/comics/super-doctor-k-r13081

Manliest doctor ever.

Never heard of this either...

Hokuto no Gun is a scan group that deals exclusively with old mangas, you might want to look at their titles if that's a thing you would like.

I'll check it out as well.

Thanks men

i remember the brainflowerpots, my sister was trying to figure out what book i was reading while we were at the airport when i was looking at those and shes like what the fuck.

Was deliciously disturbing.

if you think about it, if you could take a person and pin them down while a plant just slowly used its roots to force pressure throughout their brain, it could be a pretty painful way to die.
assuming you could implant the plant while keeping them alive of course.

E: also the psychological disturbance of the roots chaotically destroying certain cerebral functions, like one day the roots spreading to a different area and you start getting epic auditory hallucinations and shit.
then you lose motor functions and you can no longer use your arms to pull at the metal around your neck.

This post was edited by Chuu on Apr 20 2015 12:42am