Love and Heart Volume 1 Review
For Yoh, her college life is not starting out on the right foot. There's the schoolwork, finding out her boyfriend was (at the very...
Beauty and the Feast Volume 7 Review
Beauty and the Feast has always concentrated on Shuko and Yamato, but it's not like the manga has neglected to include more characters. But...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Prince Freya Volume 1
Helen: Warfare is a constant in Freya's life. While even if her small village has mostly escaped the fighting and conquering, she's seen her...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Silver Spoon Volume 9
Justin: With Komaba trying to find his way and Aki trying to study to achieve her dream of working with horses, Hachiken's in some...
With You and the Rain Volumes 1 and 2 Review
One rainy day a woman sees an abandoned animal in a box. It's not a normal animal either -- it has a leaf on...
Call the Name of the Night Volume 1 Review
Residing in a humble abode deep within the forest is Master Rei and 9-year-old Mira Howley. The two go about their daily lives, sometimes...
Penguin Gentlemen Review
If you've ever seen my normal avatar or know a little bit about me, it probably isn't too surprising that I wanted to read...
Final Fantasy Lost Stranger Volume 3 Review
In almost every Final Fantasy, the party (or part of the party) is captured. But with no signs of an oglop, headless alien, or...
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...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Blue Flag Volume 1
Helen: Taichi Ichinose isn't too excited about his third year of high school, especially since most of his friends are in completely different classes...