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Manga's with realistic art styles

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double jump

you haven't lived until a random little kid ask you "how do you make love".
I'm looking for manga's or comics with realistic art styles.
Please post names to go with any pictures.
Also the more violent and sexy(no porn) the better.

I don't know if others consider it to have a realistic art style but I'm looking for stuff similar to Sin City tone wise.

Thanks in advance.

edit: I've read and love Berserk before every other post mentions it.
 
I think Gantz has realistic looking characters. No doe eyed women. The first few arcs especially, later on the artist went a little bit on the bishonen side but not by much
 

Glin

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Homunculus. Just search in the Seinen category. You have the biggest chance there of finding your preference.
 
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Real looks nice
 

double jump

you haven't lived until a random little kid ask you "how do you make love".
wow, everything looks awesome so far. I don't even know where to start.
 

Haly

One day I realized that sadness is just another word for not enough coffee.
Eden: It's an Endless World
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Krammy

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I wouldn't call Green Blood as realistic as some of the other suggestions here, but it's definitely more than you get with your day to day manga. If you like Westerns, I highly recommend it.

 

Rydeen

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Check out anything illustrated by Ryoichi Ikegami, I'd post dsome samples but I'm at work and some of his stuff is very NSFW.

Among series he illustrated are:

Crying Freeman
Mai the Psychic Girl
Sanctuary
Wounded Man
and the manga version of Spider-Man.
 

Semblance

shhh Graham I'm still compiling this Radiant map
Homunculus is a very good pick. Some of the conversations in that play out like the most intense battles you could possibly imagine - but it's just two men sitting in chairs, talking. Paneling is superb too.

Blame is top fucking tier manga. Just...don't expect an entirely cohesive story. It's there but it's really...softly told. There's reams of pages without a single word spoken.

Want to also add as someone who read it for the first time earlier in the year that it's worth reading very, very slowly. Like two or three chapters a day, max. It's easy to miss things and some of his earlier action scenes feel disjointed to say this least.

Blame! owns though.
 

Qvoth

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aku no hana, boku wa mari no naka, happiness
i really like shuzo oshimi's artstyle

i am a hero is pretty good as well imo
edit: historie as well
 

Sesha

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Satsuma Gishiden


Almost anything by Naoki Urasawa (pictured: Happy, one of his lesser known series, and Pluto)


Anything by Kazuo Koike and Goseki Kojima, in particular Lone Wolf and Cub, Samurai Executioner and Path of the Assassin.

(Samurai Executioner)


(Lone Wolf and Cub)

Lady Snowblood


The Climber/Kokou no Hito


His characters are somewhat stylized, but anything by Jiro Taniguchi


(The Time of Botchan. An adaption of the novel by Natsume Soseki)


I guess that's enough for now.
 
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