Peach Girl NEXT Volume 6 Review
Volume 6 starts off with Momo still discombobulated because of the video Sae sent where Kairi wondered aloud to Misao about why she didn't...
An Invitation from a Crab Review
From the nicely designed front cover to the back cover, you'll note that this is a very quirky release from:
How it looksThe nameThe fact...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Life Lessons With Uramichi Oniisan Volume 1
Helen: Omota Uramichi, age 31 and a former gymnast, never intended to get stuck in a job doing children's entertainment with no chances for...
After the Rain Volume 1 Review
After the Rain the anime was quite the experience. From its animation to its music as it told a story involving two decidedly different...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Fruits Basket Another Volume 2
Helen: Volume 2 of Fruits Basket Another, Natsuki Takaya's sequel to her most famous title, continues to waffle between a few different directions the story...
Log Horizon: Lost Child of the Dawn and Log Horizon: The Gold of the...
In the anime adaptation of Log Horizon, volumes six and seven mark the start of the second season and the anime alternates episodes between the simultaneous...
Magic Artisan Dahlia Wilts No More Volume 5 Review
There's a good amount of interesting moments in the Dahlia series that reading it in manga form feels kind of funny. You can see...
The Great Cleric Volumes 1 and 2 Review
Luciel's life path is a familiar one: after his death as a salaryman in our world he reincarnates in another as a spry, 15-year-old,...
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...
Suppose a Kid from the Last Dungeon Boonies Moved to a Starter Town Volume...
Lloyd has always had a dream that sounds simple to most people in his country: to move to the royal capital and become a...