Harukana Receive Volumes 6 and 7 Review
Akari runs into a tall girl while shopping at the supermarket. Merely going to grab the same item shouldn't escalate into anything dramatic, but...
Devils’ Line Volume 14 Review
The final volume of Devils' Line is a series of short stories starring various men of the series (and Tsukasa, although she shares her...
Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai Volume 3: Disciples of Avan Review
With Crocodine defeated and Romos safe, our heroes Dai, Popp and Maam are in high spirits. (Especially Popp's.) Their confidence is soaring (again, especially...
If We Leave on the Dot Volume 1 Review
Considering everyone just places their coats over their chairs, it is a bit unusual for someone to hang it on the rack in the...
Horimiya Volume 10 Review
After ten volumes, it's difficult to not start comparing Horimiya to the other long-running romance series I'm currently reading. But it speaks to the strength...
Mieruko-chan Volume 3 Review
Miko has a new problem on her hands that somehow is worse than just being able to see creepy spirits -- their teacher is...
Black Butler Volume 31 Review
Female mangaka like Hiromu Arakawa (Fullmetal Alchemist) and Rumiko Takahashi (Inuyasha) have often received praise not just for their story but female characters. I'm...
Please Like and Subscribe! — The Brave-Tuber Series Review
A long, long time ago, a war between gods and demons waged across the land of Wizdaregidor. In present time, everything is now at...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Sazan & Comet Girl
Helen: Sazan's life is typical for a blue collar worker -- typical for his time that is. He lives on Earth but commutes to...
He’s My Only Vampire Volume 6 Review
In the previous volume of He's My Only Vampire, Aki gained another STIGMA, Kana had been kidnapped, and she had regained most of her...