CITY Volume 4 Review
The first three pages of CITY volume 4 displays the entire cast of zany characters in full color. We get, for example, Nagumo, Niikura,...
The Promised Neverland Volume 2 Review
After the whirlwind of reveals, surprises, and setbacks that defined the first volume of The Promised Neverland, Emma and the other kids at Grace...
Our Dreams At Dusk: Shimanami Tasogare Volumes 2 and 3 Review
Tasuku is starting to feel more and more at home at Cat Clutter, although it means that he's mostly around adults. Fellow member Mizora...
Yotsuba&! Volume 14 Review
For a number of reasons, releases of Yotsuba&! are few and far between. It’s simply a case where the creator Kiyohiko Azuma is just...
The Ancient Magus’ Bride Volume 6 Review
As of The Ancient Magus' Bride's sixth volume, Chise's life remains an episodic tale of both light-hearted and dangerous magic in the modern day. The...
Final Fantasy Lost Stranger Volume 4 Review
Most Final
Fantasy spells are based on English words: Fire, Blizzard, Thunder, etc. So
because of that, for native English speakers, most of the names are...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Fruits Basket Another Volume 1
Krystallina: Next generation sequels are not too unusual in the manga world. But while people tend to say follow-ups are not as good as...
The Royal Tutor Volume 15 Review
Heine has packed his bags and can't be found although he promised to tell the princes about his past! Will they (and readers) ever...
Log Horizon: The West Wind Brigade Volume 5 Review
What started out as a fun opportunity to tell side-stories in the Log Horizon universe has quickly become a slog to get through. The story's...
The Devil is a Part-Timer! High School! Volume 5 Review
I was never really impressed with High School!. While I adore the main The Devil is a Part-Timer! series, this spinoff just felt dull...