The Devil is a Part-Timer! Volume 19 Review
Maou and Acieth charge ahead towards Emi, Ashiya, and Alas Ramus to rescue them from the angels' plot the latter group has wound up...
Black Butler Volume 30 Review
The good news: Black Butler volume 30 is a pretty good volume.
The bad news: It's pretty much a side story stretched into a full...
The Royal Tutor Volume 14 Review
The four younger princes are worried about their eldest brother, and trying to get Count Rosenberg to let them see Eins -- or even...
Smile Down the Runway Volumes 1 and 2 Review
Chiyuki has always dreamed on being a supermodel who walks the runways of Paris and other top-level fashion shows and it seems like she...
Hatsune Miku: Future Delivery Volume 1 Review
In many of my various Vocaloid reviews here and on my own blog, I've bluntly said that they're only for Vocaloid fans.
Well, out of...
First Love Monster Volume 7 Review
OK, bare with me a minute here.
Anybody remember years and years ago, TOKYOPOP released what I believe were called "Manga Minis"? I remember Kingdom...
With the Sheikh in His Harem Volume 1 Review
Author Rin Miasa acknowledges sheikh romances are common in Harlequin romances, but they're rare in manga. But beyond that and the fast marriage trope,...
The Daily Lives of High School Boys Volume 3 Review
I knew this volume was going to be a good time once I got to the very first panel. And after I finished it,...
No Game No Life Volume 8 Review
I wasn't a fan of No Game No Life volume 7. Manipulated dice rolls + the non-explanations explanations + whining characters = not a...
ReLIFE Volume 1 Review
Arata Kazaki used to have a plan about how his life would go: go to college, get hired by a good company, then get...