At first, I was skeptical about the series, but I decided to give it a try. However, by the first few pages, I was completely hooked.

The story is well-crafted, and the artist keeps readers guessing at every page. It was full of enjoyable twists and turns. Every chapter gave me chills and I found myself up late on a weekday night trying to smuggle in a few more pages while my mother told me to gtfo the computer. Momentarily after my reading sessions, I felt brief fear of things I had never been afraid of - things as trivial as the dark, or being alone in a room.
What I love a lot about this manga are the characters. What I really enjoyed was how each character's story and background came out throughout the series, and wasn't just presented to you in a large bundle at the introduction. Each of them have their own reasons of why they could be the Wolf.The characters are also very diverse and there is, of course, more to them than meets the eye. ;D
The art could have been better, but I felt like it did a good job with the morbid nature of the plot. The emotion in the story was very well done. If someone decided to take out all the text in the story, I dare say that you would still be on the verge of nightmares.

I completed the series in about two days, and since then, I find a strange obsession with drawing bloody rabbit heads all over my schoolwork.