Monsters have long threatened humanity’s existence. To fight against these beings, Keith, the youngest person to ever become a sage, joins a knight order and shows immense success on the battlefield. However, that doesn’t last long, as a quarrel with an incompetent higher-up gets him fired from the order. With nowhere to go, Keith is assigned as a teacher, and with his talent for bringing out the best in his students, his class is about to reach unbelievable heights.

This comic book offers an engaging blend of fantasy and character-driven storytelling. At the same time this comic book introduces us as readers to a world of magic and mentorship, setting the stage for a promising series.

The story in this comic book follows a powerful sage who finds himself in a new role as a teacher at a magical academy. Tasked with training a group of underdog students, he must use his skills and wisdom to guide them toward greatness. Suzumori crafts a narrative that combines elements of humor, action, and heart, making for an enjoyable read.

The character development is a highlight of this comic book. The sage, despite his immense power, is portrayed with humility and a genuine desire to help his students succeed. His interactions with the students are both amusing and insightful, highlighting his growth as a mentor. The students themselves, each with their own quirks and challenges, add depth and variety to the story.

The artwork in this comic book complements the narrative with its vibrant and dynamic style. The illustrations capture the magical elements of the world, with detailed character designs and action-packed scenes that enhance the storytelling. The visual style adds an element of excitement, which have drawn me personally into the magical academy setting.

The pacing of this comic book is generally well-managed, maintaining a lively tempo that keeps readers engaged. However, some scenes feel rushed, with opportunities for deeper exploration of the protagonist’s background and the students’ development left unfulfilled. A more balanced approach could allow for greater character interactions and plot progression.

One of the strengths of this comic book is its thematic exploration of mentorship, growth, and the potential within everyone. These themes are woven into the narrative with a light touch, offering readers moments of reflection amidst the humor and action. Expanding on these themes could provide additional layers of depth and resonance in full version of this comic book.

Despite its strengths, this comic book occasionally relies on familiar tropes and clichés of the fantasy genre, which may feel repetitive to seasoned with picky readers as myself. However, the unique premise and character dynamics offer enough novelty to keep the story entertaining.

Dialogues throughout this comic book are engaging and effectively conveys the personalities and dynamics between characters. The creators of this comic book are able captures the essence of mentor-student relationships, adding warmth and humor to the interactions.

I Give This Book 3 / 5