The Royal Tutor Volume 7 Review
After teasing him for six volumes, FINALLY we see the elusive Eins, the first prince in The Royal Tutor volume 7. I've been looking...
Hinowa ga CRUSH! Volume 5 Review
Chances are if you've followed Takahiro's other series, the cover tells you all you need to know about what happens here. Because happiness never...
Toilet-bound Hanako-kun Volume 2 Review
Nene, Hanako, and Kou venture into the Misaki Stairs to rescue Nene's friend Aoi. Needless to say, it's not easy since they're facing "Misaki"....
Starving Anonymous Volume 1 Review
There's always going to be place for absurdly twisted manga to be published. There are probably people that would welcome the challenge of reading...
Log Horizon: The West Wind Brigade Volumes 1-3 Review
With a setting as broad as Log Horizon's it seems like a story designed to have spin-offs. But of course you don't want to scare...
Fruits Basket Collector’s Edition Volume 10 Review
Fruits Basket does something shocking this time around. Brace yourselves:
Tohru and Kyo return.
Yes, after being MIA for far too long, Takaya finally brings the...
No Game No Life, Please! Volume 2 Review
Rejoice, Izuna fans! Once again the foul-mouthed werebeast takes center stage and stars in various misadventures! So much Izuna! You will drown in all...
The King of Fighters: A New Beginning Volume 1 Review
Every once in a while you’ll find a manga based off a video game series that's good to read. But it’s more likely you’ll...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Silver Spoon Volume 5
Justin: This is yet another simple day for Hachiken and the crew as they...they have some cleaning to do. With the mess around the...
Young Ladies Don’t Play Fighting Games Volume 2 Review
So fun story: looking back to volume 1, it didn't come to my mind that the girls of Kuromi Academy idolized first-year student "Shirayuri-sama"...