Love at Fourteen Volume 7 Review
It's been just over a year since readers have been able to see Kanata, Kazuki, and all their friends and their love interests, and...
Sarazanmai: Reo and Mabu Review
Reo and Mabu are partners who live and work in a police box in Asakusa. They keep the peace by arresting purse-snatchers, helping lost...
The Royal Tutor Volume 5 Review
At the core, what I want out of a manga is pretty basic:
I want a good storyand I want it to look pretty.
Of course,...
Fruits Basket Collector’s Edition Volume 7 Review
A lot is going on in this world of Fruits Basket. Yuki deals with finding independence and being the student council president, Rin struggles...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Silver Spoon Volume 7
Krystallina: Ayame and Tamako on the cover?! I approve. Although I'd bet Ayame would have something to say about not getting the cover to...
Final Fantasy Lost Stranger Volume 7 Review
It feels like Shogo and his party have been in the library for a long time now, and with Final Fantasy Lost Stranger easily...
Kiniro Mosaic Volume 3 Review
The girls of Kiniro Mosaic move up a grade in this latest volume, and tragedy strikes: Shino, Karen, and Aya are in one class,...
Devils’ Line Volume 14 Review
The final volume of Devils' Line is a series of short stories starring various men of the series (and Tsukasa, although she shares her...
Gabriel Dropout Volume 11 Review
It's time for the school trip, and that means the gang has to confront their demons -- er, angels -- er, you know what...
YoRHa: Pearl Harbor Descent Record Volume 1 Review
YoRHa: Pearl Harbor Descent Record is set in the world of NieR: Automata, a video game which is a sequel to NieR, a game...