The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! Volume 1
Helen: Asakusa is a bit of a weird teen, easily falling into daydreams that are more vivid than reality, and she's also a talented...
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...
A Witch’s Love at the End of the World Volume 2 Review
A Witch’s Love at the End of the World Volume 1 made me extremely excited for more queer witches and mystical adventures. Maybe a...
Peach Girl NEXT Volume 6 Review
Volume 6 starts off with Momo still discombobulated because of the video Sae sent where Kairi wondered aloud to Misao about why she didn't...
Chio’s School Road Volume 1 Review
Going to school is something most of us have to do. If you read any manga, though, chances are there's going to be school,...
My Boy in Blue Volume 3 Review
In the previous volume, Kako was becoming friends with one of the guys who tried to attack her husband, and she was shocked to...
Log Horizon: The West Wind Brigade Volume 6 Review
Volume 6 of Log Horizon: The West Wind Brigade continues to retell the story of Log Horizon through the specific viewpoint of characters in the West...
I Married My Best Friend To Shut My Parents Up Review
Machi Morimoto's parents will not stop nagging her to get married, even though she has no interest in marrying anyone (and certainly not any...
Will I Be Single Forever? Review
Sometime between 2013-2014, Mari Okazaki took an essay by Mami Amamiya called Will I Be Single Forever? and made it into a serialized manga....
School of Horns Volume 1 Review
Let's just say Eru has a horn problem. No, seriously, that's the problem: the size of your horn is a good way to determine...