Whisper Me a Love Song Volume 1 Review
Himari doesn't know much about music, but she's fallen in love her senpai Yori after watching her perform in a band during the first...
World’s End and Apricot Jam Volume 1 Review
For "building manager” Hina Sakata, Anzu Shinohara has been a thorn in her side -- from the constant mess being left around the building...
When We’re in Love Volume 3 Review
The good news for Nanase is she's definitely getting closer to Hana, as she continues to find him as an actual good guy and...
A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School Volume 1 Review
Comedy manga can be hard to judge. You never know which one will tickle your funny bone or disgust your brain at how lame...
Blue Period Volumes 6 and 7 Review
Yatora has passed the first part of Tokyo University of the Arts' entrance exam but as the second exam starts his stress-induced afflictions are...
Dragon Head Volume 1 Review
There were a ton of titles TOKYOPOP released around the 2000s, and a bunch of them were bad. However, there were some that were...
No Game No Life, Please! Volume 2 Review
Rejoice, Izuna fans! Once again the foul-mouthed werebeast takes center stage and stars in various misadventures! So much Izuna! You will drown in all...
Crown of Thorns Volume 2 Review
Viz has decided to release this two-volume, digital-only shoujo title very quickly with a less than three month gap between releases, which for fans...
The Strongest Sage with the Weakest Crest Volume 3 Review
More fun times are ahead for the former "sage" who aims to face the monsters from outer space, as he continues to train Lurie...
Red Riding Hood’s Wolf Apprentice Volume 1 Review
There are three races which live, and sometimes coexist, in this world: the humans, as typical as you can imagine, the beastkin, who straddle...