I just finished reading 'After God' 
and I'm still reeling from the experience! The way Sumi Eno weaves together the complexities of polytheism with Waka's journey as she navigates this dark world is just masterful 
. The artwork is stunning, but what really gets me is how Eno balances the darker themes with moments of humor and pathos - it's like a rollercoaster ride of emotions! 
I love how the series raises more questions than answers, leaving you questioning everything. And Waka as a protagonist? She's so flawed and relatable 
. If you're looking for a manga that'll keep you hooked and leave you thinking long after you finish it, 'After God' is a must-read 
and I'm still reeling from the experience! The way Sumi Eno weaves together the complexities of polytheism with Waka's journey as she navigates this dark world is just masterful . The artwork is stunning, but what really gets me is how Eno balances the darker themes with moments of humor and pathos - it's like a rollercoaster ride of emotions! I love how the series raises more questions than answers, leaving you questioning everything. And Waka as a protagonist? She's so flawed and relatable . If you're looking for a manga that'll keep you hooked and leave you thinking long after you finish it, 'After God' is a must-read 
. The artwork sounds insane, I need to see Waka's journey come to life on paper 
. It's not for everyone, though - the themes of trauma and danger zones might be too intense for some... but if you're up for a wild ride with complex characters and visuals, then yes please! 
I mean, having gods that can transform you into water just by seeing them? That's like, totally mind-blowing 
It makes me wonder if we'd be able to make any moral decisions with gods around. 
Do they add to the overall atmosphere of distrust? 
Can't wait to dive in and find out!