The second volume opens with Oz asking Gil why his father despises him. The art is gorgeous as always, and expressions are drawn with such diversity that every scene stands on its own. And this is handled in a very mature manner. PH takes you seriously, and it doesn't hold back on depressing themes, love and friendship.
It's rare to find a manga series that doesn't feed everything to you. Rather, it treats you like one of the characters, twisting your emotions and playing with you. Pandora Hearts continues to throw questions at us, and doesn't take the reader as someone for a low IQ. ".But to me.it doesn't seem like.you've lost anything that makes you who you are."
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