Margot Redding

Okay, so perhaps the artwork isn't always as slick and smooth as it is in some other manga - manga which, I might add, was created by Japanese artists. The story, plot and characters more than make up for it - they're all absurd, in the humorous, laugh-out-loud funny sense of the word.

The plot revolves around Zesty, the unusually named son of the CEO of your standard large, evil, environmental-unfriendly corporation. He's got two secrets, the least interesting of which is that he's gay. (Well, I say 'secret' but it's not like Zesty's anywhere even remotely near a closet; it's more that his father, for one, prefers to ignore this fact.)

Absolutely nothing in this book seems meant to be taken seriously; as such, if constant absurd comedy isn't your thing, this may be a book better left unread. (Hey, it's your miss.)… (lisätietoja)