The explanations provided are satisfying and if something isn't explained now, it will be later. No spoilers here but it really goes deep into the tale, delivering depth and actually explaining plenty, leaving very few plot threads hanging. The story itself is also worked pretty well on and provides a surprising amount of depth considering that it's death games and violent combat with disturbing consequences.

It sees the promise it displayed initially and it delivers. It's pretty intense, matching and building up on the initial concepts and unleashes a hefty torrent of blood, grim scenes, tearjerkers, morbid moods, dark atmospheres and some good, mature stuff to really get the reader's attention. Mix in some death games and and I'm totally sold. The concept of jail for convicts and those with super powers who also happen to be convicts is awesome and something I totally dig. That's how they roll, and they're rolling in a MacLauren, one of those super fast race cars it's that good.

Family friendly fun for all! I should also mention that it's a literal wonderland, with the jail smack dab in the center of an amusement park, complete with a ferris wheel. Story: Framed for mass murder, wanton slaughter and 16 other assorted accounts, Ganta is found guilty and is sentenced to Deadman Wonderland, a jail where the public can watch some fun death games and badass blood fights.

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