Seconding all of the above. Though re: the distinct look of characters, I saw someone once make the interesting observation that, while all of Arakawa's characters look distinct, they apparently all have the same skull shape. I haven't had the chance to look into it in detail yet, but it's a neat thing to note.
That said, I was on the edge of my seat for the entirety of Bradley's fights. I have never seen a fight scene so masterfully and cinematically executed in any other comic. Most of them are stiff and/or terribly hard to follow. Arakawa's pacing and choice of action is brilliant.
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That said, I was on the edge of my seat for the entirety of Bradley's fights. I have never seen a fight scene so masterfully and cinematically executed in any other comic. Most of them are stiff and/or terribly hard to follow. Arakawa's pacing and choice of action is brilliant.