One-Punch Man, Vol. 2 (2) Paperback – September 1, 2015

Returning to the action-packed world of 'One-Punch Man' with Volume 2 has been an absolute blast, and it's with great enthusiasm that I give it a well-deserved five-star review. Here's why this volume packs a punch in all the right ways:Saitama's nonchalant heroics continue to entertain. Volume 2 maintains the hilarious dynamic of our unbeatable hero, Saitama, effortlessly dispatching foes with a single punch. His deadpan expressions and casual approach to heroism are as amusing as ever.The introduction of new characters adds depth to the narrative. Volume 2 expands the roster of heroes and monsters, each with unique abilities and quirks. The diversity of characters contributes to the series' charm, offering fresh dynamics and challenges for Saitama.The humor is on point. Yusuke Murata's exceptional artistry complements the humor of the series flawlessly. The facial expressions, action sequences, and comedic timing contribute to the overall enjoyment of the narrative. It's a visual and comedic feast for readers.Action sequences are a visual spectacle. Murata's talent shines through in the dynamic and detailed illustrations. Volume 2 presents epic battles with a level of craftsmanship that elevates the series. The action is not just about the punches but the artistry behind each frame.The satire of superhero tropes is cleverly executed. 'One-Punch Man' continues to play with and subvert traditional superhero conventions. Volume 2 explores the hero association and the complexities of the hero ranking system, adding layers to the story.Character dynamics develop intriguingly. While Saitama's overwhelming strength is a constant, Volume 2 delves into the relationships between heroes, exploring their motivations and struggles. The series transcends the one-dimensional hero archetype, offering depth and nuance.'One-Punch Man, Vol. 2' is a knockout combination of humor, action, and visual brilliance. It's a testament to the creative synergy between ONE's storytelling and Murata's artistry. Whether you're a seasoned fan or new to the series, this volume is a must-read. Five stars – because the punches keep coming, and the enjoyment never fades! 🌟💥📖

Wow, this is the first manga that actually made me laugh out loud. Anybody who wants a good laugh should pick this up. Watch the anime also...it's AMAZING!First, let me say the cover art for both volumes are stunning (the two volumes I have so far...getting volume 3 soon). That's what drew my attention. I'm glad I brought both.There's never been a manga where I liked every single character, even the villains (I'm really liking Speed o Sound Sonic). One-Punch Man blends its action scenes with humor, which makes it more entertaining. It a parody that stands out on it's own.The art is amazing...especially the amount of detail put into Genos (the one on the cover). I love the way the Murata detailed his robotic arms. In addition to Saitama's simple face compared to everyone else.It's hilarious and I would recommend it to anyone who needed a seinen manga that made to literally laugh out loud. Can not wait until volume 3.(Spoilers) I also feel compelled to say that Speed o Sound Sonic is a male. I thought he was a female due to his figure and his feminine face. I thought it was a translation error ("he", was supposed to be "she") I WAS HIGHLY MISTAKEN. Something happened that was very funny to him that I won't spoil.

Everything is super funny and also cool at the same time the artwork is amazing

Awesome show and the book is way better !

No sorts of damage!

He like the book

One Punch Man's fantastic. It indulges my (somewhat regrettable) desire for dumb shonen plot lines, while making fun of it and having a wonderfully satirical look at the world of heroes. Some of the jokes don't get translated over properly, which is a problem when bringing any comedy over from Japan (example: Mumen Rider is supposed to be a parody of Kamen Rider. Mumen meaning something similar to "license-less". I personally would have translated it to Powerless Ranger to keep the joke intact). Still, aside from that, it's not a BAD translation by any means. I highly recommend looking at this comic alongside ONE's original webcomic, to show what changes were made. It's really a lot of fun! http://galaxyheavyblow.web.fc2.com/

Peak