Hakumei & Mikochi: Tiny Little Life in the Woods Volume 1 Review
Hakumei and Mikochi live in a little little house in the big big woods.
Hakumei and Mikochi are so small that they can use beetles as...
Yowamushi Pedal Volume 9 Review
Right up until the very end, I thought the winner of the second day of Inter-high wasn't going to be revealed until the next...
The Elder Sister-Like One Volume 2 Review
In the continuing adventures of Yuu and his new inhuman sister Chiyo, they continue to spend time together at the house. Whether it's dealing...
Mermaid Boys Volume 2 Review
While volume 1 already proved that Naru wasn't the only merperson to have made a contract with the sorcerer Mellow to have human legs, I...
Hatsu*Haru Volume 5 Review
Last time around, Kai made an idiotic jump in logic. Fortunately, Shizuki Fujisawa doesn't drag on this misunderstanding beyond the first chapter of this...
My Boy Volume 3 Review
It's been well over half a year since My Boy volume 2. Satoko and Mashuu have been growing closer, but that also means she's...
Perfect World Volume 3 Review
"Life is hard when people try to look out for your best interests..."
I feel like this mostly sums up Perfect World volume 3. To...
The Case Study of Vanitas Volume 4 Review
Our story resumes exactly where volume 3 ended, with Noé and Vanitas having (temporarily) infiltrated the Chasseurs organization, suspecting that these notorious vampire haters are...
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,...
Arakawa Under the Bridge Volume 5 Review
I didn't plan on it or anything, but the last few manga I've read have all been comedies. So when I first started Arakawa...