Not Your Idol Volume 2 Review
Volume 1 of Not Your Idol was a thoughtful look on the societal pressures all women, not just idols, have to live with. Volume 2, however, feels much more muddled by comparison.
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet Volume 1
Krystallina: Fumi's family's debts has forced her out of house and home while her father's away working on a boat, but she manages to...
Of the Red, the Light, and the Ayakashi Volume 9 Review
Of the Red, the Light, and the Ayakashi has always been about the bizarre, the supernatural creatures that most humans cannot see. But this...
Spy Classroom Volumes 1 and 2 Review
In an alternate world that appears similar to our Cold War-era Europe, governments are raising new generations of spies to carry out the unglamorous...
The Devil is a Part-Timer! Volume 16 Review
Emi hasn't returned to Earth, and Chiho's school is under attack. But when a surprising figure helps end the conflict, the gang returns only...
Seven Little Sons of the Dragon: A Collection of Seven Stories Review
Delicious in Dungeon is a terrific work, so it does makes sense to have the author do more stories. As in, short stories, which...
Love of Kill Volume 6 Review
Fe continues to feature behind-the-scenes looks at each chapter, and one is a self-deprecating remark that tells you all you need to know about...
Akame ga KILL! Zero Volume 9 Review
Finally, after so many volumes, Akame ga KILL! Zero starts showing Akame leaving the Empire. It's been a long time coming even if it...
Queen’s Quality Volume 1 Review
Kyousuke Motomi's previous series, QQ Sweeper, ended in a very odd place as its main characters Fumi and Kyutaro realize that Fumi has a rare,...
The Hero Life of a (Self-Proclaimed) “Mediocre” Demon! Volume 1 Review
Chrono Alkon doesn't think that he's particularly great at being a demon although everyone would disagree with him -- after all he blew everyone...