The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Prince Freya Volume 2
Krystallina: The threat of seeing people right in front of her eyes die awakens the Edvard in our fake prince, but the manga still...
Mieruko-chan Volume 1 Review
Miko, on the outside, is an ordinary high school girl. She lives with her mom and little brother. Has a friend in Hana. But...
Hi Score Girl Volume 7 Review
A new age of gaming is arriving! 1996, where 2D is still in but 3D is now becoming all the rage. A number of...
Orient Volume 1 Review
Musashi's world was invaded by demons generations ago and, while most people believe that demons are benevolent overlords, he knows the "truth": demons are...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: A Witch’s Printing Office Volumes 2 and 3
Helen: Mika is keeping busy in her new life in a fantasy world -- she hasn't found a spell to take her home yet...
Magic Artisan Dahlia Wilts No More Volume 5 Review
There's a good amount of interesting moments in the Dahlia series that reading it in manga form feels kind of funny. You can see...
PENGUINDRUM Volume 1 Review
Destiny is a complicated subject. For some, it’s comforting to know that their fate is predetermined. For others, having everything planned out for them...
Until Death Do Us Part Volume 13 Review
I really wanted to like this final volume of Until Death Do Us Part. By most measures, the story was preparing to go out...
Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody Volume 1 Review
In the same way that not every anime adaptation of a manga or light novel is created equal, not every manga adaptation of a...
Flying Witch Volume 7 Review
One of Flying Witch's greatest strengths is having witches live in modern society around the world be loosely secretive and not quite as publicized....