Hinowa ga CRUSH! Volume 3 Review
I've said before that Hinowa ga CRUSH! needs to get better soon. Well, good news: this third volume is an improvement over the others!...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Prince Freya Volume 1
Helen: Warfare is a constant in Freya's life. While even if her small village has mostly escaped the fighting and conquering, she's seen her...
The Violet Knight Volume 1 Review
It's always tough to be thrown out of your home. It's even harder when you are literally thrown out of your home.
By your parents....
Sekirei Volume 3 Review
Time to leave this place! Well, that's at least what Shigi & Kuno want to do, and Minato's looking to help them escape Teito....
By the Grace of the Gods Volume 1 Review
Ryoma's life on Earth wasn't a fulfilling one and now it's gone: dead at 39 from an accident in his sleep, he's informed of...
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep: The Novel Review
Like the preceding 358/2 Days novel, Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep: The Novel is a three-in-one omnibus release. So it's another monster volume to...
No Game No Life: Practical War Game Review
According to the postscript, Kamiya was set to write a 40 page story set about the end of the Great War. Well, his editor...
Days on Fes Volume 2 Review
Kanade really got a kick out of her first music festival experience. Now with Otoha, Otoha's brother Gaku, and Gaku's friend/employee/always brooding Ritsuru, Kanade...
Parallel World Pharmacy Volume 1 Review
Well, this is going to be a rare one for me: usually when reading media from an anime I enjoyed, I still find a...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Kaiju Girl Caramelise Volume 1
Justin: The very first page of Kaiju Girl Caramelise has main protagonist Kuroe confess she likes a boy, holding a radiant sunflower as her...