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....
Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet Volume 2 Review
Fumi initially disliked her new employer, the author Kibikino. But working as his housekeeper has allowed her to discover his kinder, caring side. However,...
Gabriel Dropout Volume 6 Review
You know how Gabriel likes to lounge around and play video games? At times when I was reading Gabriel Dropout volume 6, I kept...
Kiniro Mosaic: Best Wishes Review
Having graduated, Alice and Shinobu have moved to England while Karen and the rest are official college students in Japan. And as much as...
A Polar Bear in Love Volume 5 Review
Cathy the penguin may be giving up on her love for Orca, and Polar Bear and Seal rush to catch up with her. It's...
Complex Age Volume 5 Review
This is Complex Age's strongest volume by far. The other volumes weren't weak, but as Yui Sakuma begins to pull all of the threads together...
Play It Cool, Guys Volume 3 Review
What's better than four derpy guys?
That's right -- five derpy guys!
Teased at the end of Play It Cool, Guys volume 2, Igarashi is an...
Bofuri: I Don’t Want to Get Hurt, so I’ll Max Out My Defense. Volume...
A large-scale guild war is approaching, and Maple Tree's in an predicament -- they want to compete and win, but they only have 6...
Kaiju Girl Caramelise Volume 6 Review
I confess that I haven't seen any of the original or older Godzilla movies outside of a few scenes here and there, but I...
Horimiya Volume 5 Review
Readers who have fallen behind on the series might glance at the cover and wonder who the two boys are. One of them is...