Golden Japanesque: A Splendid Yokohama Romance Volume 1 Review
When male lead Rintarou sees protagonist Maria's blonde hair and blue eyes for the first time, he remarks she's like the Little Mermaid. But...
Gabriel Dropout Volume 4 Review
This is the fourth volume, and it's about this time that a series should try mixing things up. What's something new that Ukami can...
Graineliers Volume 2 Review
Luca and Abel are still at a government facility far from home and, while the official line is that they are there to help...
Wave, Listen to Me! Volumes 4 and 5 Review
It's back! After publishing the first three volumes and then going silent, with the arrival of the anime adaptation last year Kodansha has started...
Complex Age Volume 6 Review
Some time has passed since Kimiko told Nagisa that she's quitting cosplay and even more time has passed since Hayama was laughed out of...
Eve: The Beautiful Love-Scientizing Goddess Volume 1 Review
There's a number of men that are not popular, not smart or who don't have the chance to meet women for whatever reason they...
Black Butler Volume 30 Review
The good news: Black Butler volume 30 is a pretty good volume.
The bad news: It's pretty much a side story stretched into a full...
Beauty and the Feast Volume 8 Review
The shipteasing continues in Beauty and the Feast volume 8. But while previous escapades may have focused on Yamato's bewilderment, now we are getting...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: With a Dog AND a Cat, Every Day is Fun...
Krystallina: The animal kingdom is made up of millions of species, but no two species are closer to people's hearts than cats and dogs....
Devils’ Line Volume 13 Review
Devils' Line volume 13 starts off with Anzai confronting Kikuhara about their shared past. Meanwhile, Tsukasa is shocked that Shirase is working with the...