The Royal Tutor Volume 7 Review
After teasing him for six volumes, FINALLY we see the elusive Eins, the first prince in The Royal Tutor volume 7. I've been looking...
Chi’s Sweet Adventures Volume 2 Review
Chi is adorable. And curious, which gets her into trouble sometimes. But mostly adorable.
In case you missed the first volume's release, Chi's Sweet Adventures...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Silver Spoon Volume 4
Krystallina: Bacon, breakouts, and bewilderment reign in this latest volume of Silver Spoon!
Hachiken and his friends prepare to enter the second semester, and this...
Final Fantasy Lost Stranger Volume 1 Review
I wasn't too impressed with Final Fantasy Lost Stranger when I first read it, but I was curious as to how the compiled version...
Ring of the Nibelung Volume 1 Review
Adapting classic stories into comic form is a popular idea on both sides of the Pacific, and I've come across some rather obscure adaptations...
My Boy Volume 2 Review
The big question in My Boy is what kind of relationship Satoko and Mashuu will end up having. The cover is undoubtedly Satoko's hand...
Arakawa Under the Bridge Volume 3 Review
As you might expect, much of the story is centered on the crazy bridge community and their random events. Want to see a "bee"...
Until Death Do Us Part Volume 13 Review
I really wanted to like this final volume of Until Death Do Us Part. By most measures, the story was preparing to go out...
School-Live! Volume 6 Review
I have to admit my heart sunk a little bit when I saw the cover. In the last volume of School-Live!, Yuki and her...
Akame ga KILL! Volume 15 Review
Here we are: the final volume. Both the Empire and the Revolutionary Army know this is the make-it-or-break-it battle, as neither side has the...