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Bloody Monday is a manga about a teenage hacker working for the PSIA (a Japanese version of the CIA), who gets himself involved into a very dangerous case. A virus has wiped out a town in Russia on christmas eve and he's the one to discover this secret. Therefor, he suddenly made himself a lot of enemies, involving his family and friends. On top of that, there seems to be a spy within the PSIA ranks. What happened in Russia exactly and how deep is Japan involved?
This manga has very pretty artwork, interesting characters and a thrilling main plot. It's a little ecchi (the current villain should have at least d-cup >.>) and contains a good amount of gore, violence and merciless killed people but also comedy. The main character and the hacker topic, though, is pretty cliche. He's your "more or less average school boy caught in something not normal" and acts partly very... ehrrrm... naive. It really contradicts with the cruel and bloody murders in this manga. Also, the hacking skills aren't anything you haven't seen in several movies before but I find his superhero-like hacker pose very funny
I've only read the first few scanlated chapters out of 6 volumes ongoing so far, so I hope the lacking parts will change for the better. It has potential, imho. But you shouldn't expect a too deep story behind this. Still, it's a very nice read for in between

Also, a J-Drama based on this manga will be airing on October 11, 2008.
Manga Info: http://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=13459
Drama Info: http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Bloody_Monday
Anyone reads it as well?
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