Wolf Guy: Ookami no Monshou

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Same atmosphere and the main characters exude the same aura. 

Akumetsu and Wolf Guy are both created by the same author and artist, so the art is of course similar, with tons of violence and a struggle that turns more and more desperate as the climax approaches, as the lead is forced to handle the situation without the use of his talents 

Both Main Characters try to stay isolated and away from people and life around them after they experience losing their love ones at a early age. Both Protagonists are very strong and powerful and trouble appears where ever they seem to go. As the story of both Manga's start to reach it's climax, we see a love interest start to develop but also character growth/development.  

Wolf Guy and Kokou no Hito not only are akin in art style, but also their protagonists show some amazing similarities. Optically, but especially in their characteristics. Both are rather sociophobic and try to remain isolated, both partially have a very sinister and dramatic atmosphere. Wolf Guy feels like an "aggressive brother" to Kokou no Hito to me. 

Sun-ken Rock is the lighter and more comedic version of Wolf Guy. Ken, the protagonist of Sun-ken Rock, resembles Haguro of Wolf Guy, but Ken is much less scary, although as muscular as Haguro. And as strong as him. Both are about gangs, more or less. Not to mention both have explicit scenes. And rape. 

Both manga have the same feeling about them. BOth are about a mysterious guy who resembles a wild animal and a girl who wants to find out more about the other one. 

Another story about another of the classic fantasy monsters. Although Frankenstein is a more mature and terrifying work. 

If you like fighting scenes at school, with great art, you ll certainly love these both manga. They have a good plot, great antagonists and the atmosphere is great. I recommand these two mangas to men between 10 and 20 years old looking for great fight scenes and charismatic main characters. 

These series are enveloped by the same atmosphere, after a few pages of reading Killing Bites I immediately though of Wolf Guy: Ookami no Monshou. They both deal with supernatural creatures and seem to have a kill or be killed undertone. If you enjoyed reading Wolf Guy, I'm sure you'll find Killing bites rather interesting!  

the felling it's kinda the same, the subject it's different, but the main guys are trying to fit in some place preccious to them. 

Kangryong is a high schooler unlike others. He has always had a dream of being the strongest. One day he meets Youcheon, who teaches him a powerful skill. One year later, people come to see him and announce that his "master" is dead. Because he was his only student, Kangryong has to follow them and go to a school where everybody has supernatural powers. 

Has a similar art style, involves high school students battling each other, and extreme violence.  

The same beastial violence, dare I say...  

the main character are both the cool lonely type. both manga contain much violence and a bit of ecchi. although the story line are quite different, one about werewolves in modern times and the other about samurai in the historical times, the protagonist and their partners are totally similar, yuya is alot like aoshika and kyo alot like inugami. for those who enjoyed SDK, wouldn't you give this manga a try? =D if you are looking for intense romance, both mangas might not be for you, since its more to the action seinen side! 

Two very good manga on school and delinquent and supernatural! 

Werewolves! Though Wolf Guy is more violent, bloody and mature. 

Don't you just love it when manly battles to the death get accompained by manly narration and manly animal representations of the characters?