Copic Multiliner SP Black Ink Marker Pen - 0.3 mm

These pens are some of the few that you can actually see the difference in the sizes. The nib is hard and durable and the ink is very black. To refill them is a snap with no messy ink all over your hands. Just pop out the old and pop in the new. You can even change nibs when you think yours is getting mushy. Be prepared, it takes awhile to wear one down. All around they're great for writing, filling in space, zentangles, drawing and your occasional doodle. N from Baltimore

Not loving this pen and unsure if I would buy again. Cap on both my Copic Multiliners posts very loosely and I'm afraid I will lose it. Brush is too flexible for my tastes and has started to fray much sooner that I would have liked. On the good side, I like the ink color and how well it flows.

These are great pens. I like the modular design, which lets you replace the ink cartridge and tip as needed. Of course, they are not very cost effective. You can buy a similar pigment ink pen for the cost of buying a refill for one of these. I doubt, however, it will be of the same quality or write at well.

Great pen. But if you draw manga, you should have the dip pens (g pen, school pen, maru pen and etc), because this pen isnt going to substitute them. But this pen is really good. It deserves 5 stars.

Good solid brush pen. The ink is a little lighter that the Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pen - Twin Tip - Gray & Black Ink, but it is plenty dark if you don't compare them. I haven't refilled this pen yet but so far it is holding up quite nicely. It has good line variance and the tip is still sharp after several drawings.