The Sun Finally Sets on Sol Press
With the rising popularity of anime and manga over the past few years, more companies have been trying to throw their hat into the...
12 Days of Anime 2017: Getting Out My Anime Back Catalogue
I suppose you could call this final solo post of this 12 Days project of ours a little look-back on what I've seen, but...
Toys R Us Resurrection?
By now, you've probably heard plans to bring back Toys R Us from the land of the dead. First, earlier this month, there were...
The New Kid on the Streaming Block
There's been a lot of news about streaming lately. Amidst the mergers and closures, a new streaming platform for anime fans has made its...
The Changing Magazine Landscape
What do you think of when someone mentions Shonen Jump? Afternoon? Hana to Yume? Chances are, you are reminded of one of their many...
Muse Watches the 90s!: Slayers Ep. 5-8: The Imminent Return of Dark Lord ShabbaDabbaDoo
In the last set of episodes that I covered, our heroes Lina and Gourry were pursued by a group led by the golem Zel....
Manga Planet Launches Its Subscription Service
A while back, I wrote about Futekiya, a boys' love all-you-can-read subscription service for $6.99 a month. Well, now a sister site has made...
Let’s Go Retro
Each
year, anime fans anxiously await news of what manga or light novel is getting
an adaptation or what completely new show their favorite director/studio is...
Best Buy’s Rewards Program Becomes Less Elite
Loyalty programs are a common method to help lure in customers and then turn them into regular shoppers. The benefits and cost vary from...
12 Days of Anime 2017: I (Selfishly) Hated The Ending to Tsukigakirei
Tsukigakirei is one of the best anime series of 2017. It stars Kotaro and Akane, two young kids who enter a clumsy, but lovely...