Moriarty the Patriot (Vol.3)

Moriarty the Patriot Vol. 3 deepens the psychological and moral complexities of its anti-hero, William James Moriarty. Far from the classic villain of Conan Doyle's universe, this version presents Moriarty as a brilliant and charismatic figure who takes justice into his own hands by targeting the corrupt British elite.

In this volume, Moriarty continues crafting elaborate schemes to bring balance to a class-divided society. He leverages his intellect and strategic mind to unearth hidden sins among the aristocracy, drawing public attention to injustices that conventional law enforcement ignores. As his influence grows, so does the tension with the mysterious consulting detective—Sherlock Holmes.

Illustrated by Hikaru Miyoshi and written by Ryosuke Takeuchi, this manga combines sharp plotting with gothic visuals and a philosophical edge, challenging the reader to question the nature of justice and vengeance.

Main Themes of the Book

• Class inequality and systemic injustice
• Vigilante justice and moral ambiguity
• Rivalry between genius minds (Moriarty vs Holmes)
• Victorian England’s social and political structure
• Strategic thinking and psychological manipulation

Why you should read this manga 

• A unique twist on a classic literary villain
• Stunning Victorian-inspired artwork
• Brilliant writing that blurs the line between hero and villain
• Sharp social commentary wrapped in gripping crime plots
• Ideal for fans of Sherlock Holmes, Death Note, and Code Geass

Moriarty the Patriot Vol. 3 pushes the story deeper into morally grey territory, where justice is personal and revolution brews in the shadows. For readers who love intellectual duels, intricate plots, and dark heroes, this volume delivers tension and thought-provoking intrigue in equal measure.