The Royal Tutor Volume 1 Review
Like many of you, I first heard of The Royal Tutor because of the anime. Many people were describing the series as "a reverse...
Fruits Basket Collector’s Edition Volume 8 Review
Ultimately, I think a lot of your enjoyment of this volume of Fruits Basket will come down to one thing:
Do you like/believe/agree with/choose-a-verb the...
Yowamushi Pedal Volume 20 Review
The end of the first day of the Inter-high is fast approaching. First, self-proclaimed ordinary guy Teshima aims for the upset against prodigy Manami....
To Love Ru Volume 1 & 2 Review
Finally, after making its debut 11 years ago in Weekly Shonen Jump, To-Love Ru is here. While Viz has published ecchi content before, Saki...
Knight of the Ice Volume 1 Review
Chitose and Kokoro Kijinami grew up doing ice skating together as children and, while Chitose is now a writer for a health magazine, Kijinami...
That Blue Sky Feeling Volumes 2 and 3 Review
Noshiro and Sanada are certainly friends now but even friends will hide some of their thoughts and feelings from each other. As Noshiro tries...
The Daily Lives of High School Boys Volume 7 Review
What happens when you decide with your friends you want to skip school because you're not in the mood? What happens when you decide...
Toilet-bound Hanako-kun Volumes 4 and 5 Review
The end of Toilet-bound Hanako-kun volume 3 left us with a reveal of a supernatural that looks just like Hanako. As it turns out,...
Devils’ Line Volume 12 Review
It is fairly common for chapters set just before the (presumed) final battle to be a little dull. The author goes over the stakes,...
La Magnifique Grande Scene Volume 2 Review
(Note: This is an interesting oversight -- this was purchased on ComiXology so I don't know if it's the case for any other service,...