Angels of Death Volume 1 Review
Honestly, as I was reading Angels of Death, all of it seemed implausible. A 13-year old girl trapped alone in a hospital? Has to...
Complex Age Volume 6 Review
Some time has passed since Kimiko told Nagisa that she's quitting cosplay and even more time has passed since Hayama was laughed out of...
Chihayafuru Volume 2 Review
If Chihayafuru volume 1 started out with the backstory of Chihaya, Taichi, and Wataya, Chihayafuru volume 2 is what happens after. As in, they...
Chihayafuru Volume 1 Review
Yuki Suetsugu begins Chihayafuru by placing her main character, Chihaya Ayase, in a significant karuta match. As she goes to take a card, we...
To Your Eternity Volume 1 Review
In the history of manga, there aren't too many artists who can follow up one successful title with another. You think of Toriyama going...
To Love Ru Volume 1 & 2 Review
Finally, after making its debut 11 years ago in Weekly Shonen Jump, To-Love Ru is here. While Viz has published ecchi content before, Saki...
Sweet Blue Flowers Volume 1 Review
After going through several different licensors, it appears that Sweet Blue Flowers has finally found a home with Viz Media. Fans of the 2009 anime adaptation...
Anne Happy Volume 7 Review
Anne Happy Volume 7 is essentially the Hibiki and Tsubaki show. Well, that's not entirely true. The others do get plenty of screentime, but...
Astra Lost in Space Volume 1 Review
Astra Lost in Space reminds me of The Martian. Well, The Martian + some kids just going on a road trip. Note that road...
Frau Faust Volume 1 Review
At some point while working on The Ancient Magus Bride, Kore Yamazaki got the go-ahead to work on a manga for Kodansha's Itan magazine....