Turning the Tables on the Seatmate Killer! Chapters 1-7 Review
Generally speaking, changing seats at school can mean saying goodbye to a classmate you've might've befriended. But for all intents and purposes, for one...
Arakawa Under the Bridge Volume 8 Review
Because Arakawa Under the Bridge has an odd number of volumes in Japan, Vertical's eighth volume is not an omnibus like their other entries...
Kiss and White Lily for My Dearest Girl Volume 7 Review
Yurine has a new kohai in the gardening club and she isn't sure how she feels about it. Haine is a bubbly and somewhat...
No Game No Life Volume 11 Review
According to the author's notes, No Game No Life volume 11 came three years after volume 10 in Japan.
And I guess to reward fans...
No Game No Life, Please! Volume 3 Review
It was a coin flip going into this third volume of No Game No Life, Please!: would this be full of Izuna like the...
Haikyu!! Volume 1 Review
While the start is a bit slow, Haikyu! is "intense fun"-- intense in that it's sports and it's gonna be intense, but fun in...
Goblin Slayer Volume 1 Review
In a world based on standard RPGs and Dungeons and Dragons, mythical creatures and gods rue the spotlight. Adventurers, no name except for their...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Silver Spoon Volume 7
Krystallina: Ayame and Tamako on the cover?! I approve. Although I'd bet Ayame would have something to say about not getting the cover to...
Kiniro Mosaic Volume 3 Review
The girls of Kiniro Mosaic move up a grade in this latest volume, and tragedy strikes: Shino, Karen, and Aya are in one class,...
Transparent Light Blue Review
It’s rare that I come across a yuri title that I don’t like. But with Transparent Light Blue, I unfortunately found one.
This one-volume manga,...