Pluto
Pluto: Urasawa x Tezuka

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Well, Pluto is, first of everything, a manga by the same author, Naoki Urasawa. And they both contain misterious stories, wich characters are involved in a continuous spiral of sensational developments (sorry, i translated it with google) that bring them to an emotional finale. For the excpetion that Pluto is an original work by Osamu "God" Tezuka, and it's already a genious strike, because it tells a story settled in the future, where characters are protagonists of a mistery involving a beast who is destroying the most powerful robots in the Earth. Somebody could see some relevance with the writer Philip K. Dick and the "robots laws"; Monster, instead, is one of the most memorable thriller manga of all times, with a unique villain and a moltitude of brilliant characters. So, here's for you two wonderful mangas by a really talented author. Enjoy. read more 

Both series are written by the same author. Due to this the art (very well done in my opinion) looks alike in both series. If you like the way Naoki Urasawa tells a story and you like the general atmosphere of his stories than you should really read Monster. In my opinion Monster is by far his best work. It is the most deep and well written story I ever read. 

-Both series were created by the same author -Both series have a very mature tone with very little comedy -Both series feature adult males as the main protagonist -Both series have a very similar art style 

Both manga are written by Naoki Urasawa, so their art styles and plot elements are quite similar. Both works have intricate plots, filled with numerous subplots and plot twists, which raise many questions and slowly answer them as the story goes by. Both stories feature main characters who seek to find the culprit between a series of murders. The main character of "Pluto", Gesicht, and Lunge from "Monster" are both highly-skilled detectives, and they also look similar to each other. Apart from the, both manga also have other well-developed characters, as well as interesting villains. The main different between the two is that the events of "Pluto" happen in a futuristic world where robots exist, while "Monster" is realistic. Overall, both manga have a similar tone and create a lot of tension. read more 

Written by the same author, and both mystery series. Much overlying intrigue and interest in mysteries over the entire series, and both are very captivating. 

Monster and Pluto have the same art style and same amount os suspense and thriller because they're from The Psychological Thriller Expert Naoki Urasawa 

Both written and drawn by Urasawa, both seinen manga about murders and finding a serial killer. Very similar art and characters. Both have a character called Dr. Tenma. 

Pluto is very similar to monster cause they both focus on a mystery. The same person who wrote monster wrote pluto so there kinda similar. And they both have interesting main characters 

A very interesting story with a colorful cast of characters are a part of 20th Century Boys and Pluto. In both series, there are memorable plot twists that changes the story with deep character developments. Their stories tells of more than just what's in front of them as readers will find out about their purpose. Among other factors, both series also adapt unnatural phenomenons that exists beyond the law of nature. Recommended for readers who are interested in engaging storyline and thought provoking themes. 

Both series are written by the same author. Due to this the art (very well done in my opinion) looks alike in both series. If you like any story that Naoki Urasawa has ever written and you like Astro boy by Osamu Tezuka, you should definently give Pluto a try. It will not dissapoint you I promise. After that you should read his other works like monster too. 

Good 'ol Naoki Urasawa strikes again. While Pluto lacks some charismatic characters and intertwining storylines to match the unmatchable 20th Century Boys, it provides a first quality read with a heavy atmosphere, memorable twists, and as always, a brilliant depiction of the human being.  

Both are very similar in many ways. it both have written and drawn by the same author. the main characters get troubled in a disaster related the whole world. 

Both are sci-fi mystery manga by Naoki Urasawa. Since they are written by the same person, the art is similar, as well as the storytelling. Both have an engaging plot, with several subplots, plot twists and interesting characters. 

both are Sci-Fi Psychological thriller written by Naoki Urasawa. Pluto is more of a murder mystery set in a world were robots live alongside humans and are given equal status. It is the best manga if you're looking for a short (65 chapters), captivating and fulfilling read  

same author great side characters and mc masterpiece ending good themes good mystery  

Both discuss about the humanit and freedom of androids 

Can humans coexist with robots? If they did then what would the society look like? Since robots are made to serve humans they are inferior to us-----merely our servants. But if the robots develop high A.I.!!! If robots develop feelings, then is it morally right to treat them as interiors?? Both these manga explore such themes. Boichi's story is more of a classic "Avenge my father"story. And Urasawa is same as always!! Creates a world ending mystery. A thriller. Both stories are worth reading.