Go for it, Nakamura! Review
Nakamura is a very shy, and very gay, high school boy who loves octopuses and who would love to finally find the courage to...
Final Fantasy Lost Stranger Chapters 1-7 Review
I don't think you can call yourself a Final Fantasy fan if you haven't read a joke or question thread like, "Why didn't Cloud...
School-Live! Volume 9 Review
Now that School-Live's English release has caught up to the Japanese volumes, this is likely to be the last one for quite a while....
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Sacrificial Princess and the King of Beasts Volume 1
Krystallina:
"Excuse me -- that's rather rude, Mister Dog-Person."
Summoned to be eaten by the King of Beasts but the Chancellor saying she's too scrawny to...
Flying Witch Volume 1 Review
While not many people know, witches still exist in the world and Makoto Kowata is a witch from Yokohama who's recently come of age....
Chihayafuru Volume 3 Review
When explaining why Chihayafuru remains a terrific read, the first thing to start with is its competitive aspect. This is similar to Hikaru no...
Kiniro Mosaic Volume 3 Review
The girls of Kiniro Mosaic move up a grade in this latest volume, and tragedy strikes: Shino, Karen, and Aya are in one class,...
Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody Volume 1 Review
In the same way that not every anime adaptation of a manga or light novel is created equal, not every manga adaptation of a...
Wolfsmund Volume 8 Review
Wolfsmund's conclusion is here, and of course it is a bloody, horrifying manga that I’m glad (and sad) is over.
After the Habsburg soldiers retook...
Akame ga KILL! Volume 12 Review
With Budo and Esdeath living up to their reputations as the Empire's strongest, Night Raid finds themselves in a familiar position: their backs up...