After zipping through my main course of Ichi the Killer, I figured that the single-volume "Stop the Bitch Campaign" might be nice for dessert. I'm not sure it was the wisest choice.
This manga isn't truly awful, but it also isn't particularly good. It's a little meditation on comeuppances in contemporary society. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes, as the saying goes.
On the one side there are high school girls exploring prostitution or "compensated dating." Among them is a sociopath who rolls her dates in brutal ways. On the other side is a pair of incels who decide to dine and
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 Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Stop the Bitch Campaign, Campaign to Eradicate Schoolgirl Prostitution Japanese: 援助交際撲滅運動 InformationType: Manga
Volumes: 1
Chapters: 11
Status: Finished
Published: Dec 29, 1997 to Jun 3, 1998
Demographic:
Seinen
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May 28, 2020
This 11 chapter exploitation manga provides a thrilling read by the creator of the ever infamous Ichi the killer. That's right. Yamamoto Hideo is the mastermind behind this tale of prostitution and abuse.
The story centers on a group of high school girls who sell their bodies to old men for some quick cash. A problem arises when a pair of men make a habit of " Dine and dashing" on the desperate females. Enter Aya. She's a psychotic girl who loves to torture her johns with her equally fucked up boyfriend. When one of her innocent friends gets raped during a session ... 
Jan 5, 2025
Simple Plot, Straightforward, but It Fades Easily
When I first picked this up, I thought I’d get a similar vibe to the artist’s other series, Koroshiya 1, but I quickly found a different tone. The story is easy to follow—it's about a group of teenagers who run scams on older men who exploit young girls, and another group that targets vulnerable teens with their schemes. Eventually, the two groups cross paths, and the story develops from there. It’s a simple premise, and while it’s enjoyable, I felt a bit empty after finishing it. Even though the plot ties everything together in the end, including small details ... |
