Our Dreams At Dusk: Shimanami Tasogare Volume 4 Review
Tasuku has finally settled on an idea for the building he is renovating for Cat Clutter: he wants Saki and Haru to use it...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: A Witch’s Love at the End of the World Volume...
Rai: I guess I’m coming out of the broom closet for this review. Yep, I’m Wiccan! And when I heard about A Witch’s Love...
Not Your Idol Volume 2 Review
Volume 1 of Not Your Idol was a thoughtful look on the societal pressures all women, not just idols, have to live with. Volume 2, however, feels much more muddled by comparison.
Yotsuba&! Volume 13 Review
If you've kept up with Yotsuba&! like I have, then you know it's been a long while since we've gotten a new volume of...
Chihayafuru Volume 9 Review
And then there was...the Master above all else in karuta.
Last time we left off with Hisashi Suou essentially winning the match just by taking...
The Devil is a Part-Timer! Volume 7 Review
I really look forward to new volumes of The Devil is a Part-Timer!. But I was a little worried when the first sentence on...
Fruits Basket Collector’s Edition Volume 11 Review
It's the penultimate volume of Fruits Basket, and so you'd expect a lot to happen here.
Well, a lot of things do happen. They just...
Gabriel Dropout Volume 1 Review
The purest angel of all the land has arrived on Earth, and in a battle of convenience and depravity, Earth wins.
This is very much...
My Boy in Blue Volume 5 Review
This volume is a bit of a fake-out.
Kako and her friends Mikado and Jiro are all, quite frankly, idiots. And their
lack of brainpower presents...
Black Butler Volume 29 Review
Black Butler volume 29 proves that readers should be prepared to buckle in for quite a while. The manga is likely going to cover...