I'm surprised there aren't more reviews on here! Man of Many Faces is a story that will end up putting a smile on your face. It's one of CLAMP's more obscure and quirky titles. The plot can be downright absurd at times. There are unanswered questions (nothing crucial to the plot) that are even acknowledged by CLAMP. But, in the end you'll get a "it's just this way and you won't know why." You'll be happy with the ending, though!
The plot revolves around two strangely mature children, a master thief and an aristocrat, that end up falling in love. What's unusual about this story is that near the end you actually get to see the characters as adults.
Wrap this all up in CLAMP's wonderful art style and you have an enjoyable quick read.
Art: 10/10
Story: 7/10
Character: 7/10
Overall enjoyment: 8/10
