The Witch’s House: The Diary of Ellen Volume 1 Review
Ellen, from when she was born, had no luck. For whatever her ancestors did, she apparently has to pay it back two-fold -- she’s...
Cosmo Familia Volume 1 Review
Like I said in our 2020 Eye on Manga post, I’ve been excited about the Cosmo Familia manga for a while now. It’s created...
Goblin Slayer Volume 3 Review
No rest for Goblin Slayer in volume 3!
Well, ok, a bit of rest. With his wounds still healing from the battle with the Ogre,...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Strawberry Fields Once Again Volume 1
Rai: Despite its premise, Strawberry Fields Once Again isn’t some crazy sci-fi manga. It’s also not a gaming manga that focuses on a virtual...
Cats of the Louvre Review
People visit museums for all kinds of reasons -- sometimes to find inspiration, other times to see something new, and sometimes to find something...
YoRHa: Pearl Harbor Descent Record Volume 1 Review
YoRHa: Pearl Harbor Descent Record is set in the world of NieR: Automata, a video game which is a sequel to NieR, a game...
The Royal Tutor Volume 6 Review
So once again, The Royal Tutor fakes readers out. We don't get to meet the elusive first prince. But it's okay! We learn something...
Ran and the Gray World Volumes 2 and 3 Review
Despite all of the trouble it causes, and multiple threats from her family members, Ran continues to use her magic sneakers to age up...
Sachi’s Monstrous Appetite Volume 1 Review
Makie Funatsugi admires his senpai, Sachi Mitsuhara, and really wants to know her intimately. But while he ends up keeping his romantic feelings inside,...
The Ancient Magus’ Bride Volume 8 Review
Despite volume 7's surprising cliffhanger, The Ancient Magus' Bride volume 8 begins with life almost as usual for Chise. All of her friends are...