With a Dog AND a Cat, Every Day is Fun Volume 2 Review
With a Dog AND a Cat, Every Day is Fun volume 2 continues Matsumoto's manga essays on life with the Inu and Neko with...
Aho-Girl: a clueless girl Volume 1 Review
Hiroyuki's Doujin Work told a story about the lives of oddball doujin artists. Media Blasters only released four volumes of that and boy has...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Cube Arts Volume 1
Helen: Takuto is eager to join his friends in the new, teens-only beta for the virtual reality game "Cube Arts" where one day in...
Anne Happy Volume 1 Review
So a girl with bad luck, a girl with a crush on a sign, and a girl prone to accidents walk into a bar...
Hatsu*Haru Volume 12 Review
Kagura has finally confessed to Tora -- but after all those years of seeing her just as a childhood friend and dating all kinds...
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...
Dai Dark Volume 1 Review
One of the worst things that could've happened to the crew on the junk cratel ship Kahiya was picking up a bloodied, barely conscious...
Final Fantasy Lost Stranger Volume 7 Review
It feels like Shogo and his party have been in the library for a long time now, and with Final Fantasy Lost Stranger easily...
The Royal Tutor Volume 5 Review
At the core, what I want out of a manga is pretty basic:
I want a good storyand I want it to look pretty.
Of course,...
Horimiya Volume 11 Review
After eleven volumes of generally enjoying Horimiya, I found myself cringing at the skits more often than I was laughing at or with them. As...