The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Silver Spoon Volume 14
Justin: Hachiken and Mikage's fates are determined on November 30. For Hachiken, his business with Ookawa has to go well or else any backing...
Star⇄Crossed Volume 1 Review
Azusa Asahina is a huge fan of the boy band Prince 4 U and her favorite member is the distant but dashing Chikashi "Chika"...
How to Grill Our Love Volumes 1-3 Review
There's all sorts of manga where boy meets girl, man meets woman, etc. At least for teens and young adults that's generally in high...
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...
You Must Be This Tall to Propose! Volume 1 Review
When creating most things, and in this case a romcom manga, you should have something somewhat new that makes you stand out from your...
Heaven’s Design Team Volumes 5 and 6 Review
God's orders to the design team never seem to stop, they need to populate an entire planet after all! But sometimes it seems like...
Big Order Volume 2 Review
The best way to accurately describe Big Order is that it's a manga where you, the sucker, play a game of high-stakes poker with...
With a Dog AND a Cat, Every Day is Fun Volumes 3 and 4...
Hidekichi Matsumoto once again regales readers of her days with her pets Inu the dog, Neko the cat, and occasionally Leopa (Tokage) the lizard....
Gabriel Dropout Volume 7 Review
Despite making the cover, Gabriel's boss only makes an appearance in the inside cover comics. Which is too bad, as I'd like to see...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Sazan & Comet Girl
Helen: Sazan's life is typical for a blue collar worker -- typical for his time that is. He lives on Earth but commutes to...