Chihayafuru Volume 4 Review
There are plenty of moments in Chihayafuru volume 4, but one key moment involves Taichi. It's Mizusawa vs Hokuou for the right to go...
The Daily Lives of High School Boys Volume 3 Review
I knew this volume was going to be a good time once I got to the very first panel. And after I finished it,...
Hana-chan and the Shape of the World Review
Absolutely nothing seems out of the ordinary in the quaint town Hana lives in. She has her parents, a teacher who cares for her,...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Silver Spoon Volume 11
Krystallina: OMG, Vice Prez is on the cover! Squee! Who's a good boy? No, I'm not talking to you, Hachiken -- get out of...
Soul Eater: The Perfect Edition Volume 11 Review
I was struggling with how to describe how I felt about Soul Eater: The Perfect Edition this time around until I was suddenly struck...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Fiancée of the Wizard Volume 3
Helen: Newlywed life for Filimena and Edy is proving to be not very different from their pre-marriage life: while they are now living together,...
Kiniro Mosaic Volume 2 Review
You know those icebreaker questions where you ask someone like, "If you could meet any person, real or fictional, who would it be?" Well,...
Prison School Volume 6 Review
In Prison School you'll have a moment where the manga will touch on hormonal emotions with teens.
Then maybe pages later you'll see said teens...
Harukana Receive Volume 2 Review
Just as Haruka and Kanata are learning to play beach volleyball together, Emily realizes something is wrong -- with Kanata. If the two plan...
Nirvana Volume 1 Review
In a market that is currently flooded with overly similar isekai stories, Nirvana seems like a breath of fresh air on the surface. Instead of focusing...