given Volume 1 Review
Ritsuka Uenoyama was extremely into music. Like, spending countless hours strumming a guitar (even moreso after his older sister told him he sucked), listening...
Paradise Kiss: 20th Anniversary Edition Review
Although I called this a romance manga, perhaps "Genre:
Fashion" would be more appropriate. Paradise
Kiss is not just about taking you inside the world of...
The Watch Cats of Ginza Volume 3 Review
When all is said and done about The Watch Cats of Ginza, it's going to be one of the more poorly localized works out...
Akame ga KILL! Volume 8 Review
Akame ga Kill! Volume 8 starts off a bit rocky, as Tatsumi remembers his fallen comrades in a series of short four page stories....
Blue Flag Volumes 4 and 5 Review
Toma is out of the hospital, although not yet fully recovered, and while he's taking it easy on his leg, Taichi gingerly prods Toma's...
Gabriel Dropout Volume 11 Review
It's time for the school trip, and that means the gang has to confront their demons -- er, angels -- er, you know what...
The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses Volume 2 Review
There are definitely jokes that can be had with a premise as simple and baffling as The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses --...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: The Apothecary Diaries Volume 2
Helen: Maomao's plans to live a quiet, unnoticed life at the palace continue to be thwarted at every turn as this volume begins with...
Devils’ Line Volume 10 Review
In this latest volume of Devils' Line, Yuuki Anzai gets a little closer to understanding his devil self, and Tsukasa continues her journey to...
A Bride’s Story Volume 12 Review
Have I mentioned A Bride's Story is gorgeous? Of course I have. How could anyone look at this series and not comment on the...