The Devil is a Part-Timer! Volume 19 Review
The Devil is a Part-Timer! can be considered a reverse isekai. Most isekai stories involve an ordinary Japanese citizen being whisked off or reborn...
Play It Cool, Guys Volume 3 Review
What's better than four derpy guys?
That's right -- five derpy guys!
Teased at the end of Play It Cool, Guys volume 2, Igarashi is an...
The Love and Creed of Sae Maki: SAE-ISM Volume 1 Review
There's not too many manga about bullying in English. There are manga that use it in their work -- for example, GTO with Noboru...
Log Horizon: Game’s End, Volumes 3 and 4 Review
Volumes three and four of the Log Horizon light novel series (corresponding to episodes eleven to twenty-one of the anime) form a two-part story subtitled...
If We Leave on the Dot Volume 1 Review
Considering everyone just places their coats over their chairs, it is a bit unusual for someone to hang it on the rack in the...
Beasts of Abigaile Volumes 1 and 2 Review
Unlike American supernatural fiction where you can barely go five feet without running into a werewolf story, Japan is much cooler on these furry...
Little Princess in Fairy Forest Review
When I first looked at the cover, I was reminded of the artist of Final Fantasy XII and Bravely Default. It fits considering Little...
Fruits Basket Collector’s Edition Volume 9 Review
Hey, good news: Fruits Basket finally remembers this ISN'T Yuki's story.
Unfortunately, I'll let Kyo explain the problem.:
Yes, Tohru x Kyo fans, you have dialed...
Magic Artisan Dahlia Wilts No More Volume 1 Review
A woman had a fairly normal upbringing in the world and managed to score her dream job after graduating from college -- until she...
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,...