Complex Age Volume 5 Review
This is Complex Age's strongest volume by far. The other volumes weren't weak, but as Yui Sakuma begins to pull all of the threads together...
Akame ga KILL! Volume 15 Review
Here we are: the final volume. Both the Empire and the Revolutionary Army know this is the make-it-or-break-it battle, as neither side has the...
A Sign of Affection Volumes 1 and 2 Review
Yuki is enjoying her life as a college freshman and she even has a romantic meet-cute with an attractive upperclassman on a train ride....
Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle Volume 18 Review
For most long running series, the one-trick idea can work over a long period of time. Sleepy Princess in Demon Castle's one trick is...
Gabriel Dropout Volume 5 Review
Gabriel feels strange around Satanya, her Boss can't figure out high school girls or languages, Taplis meets a demon, Gabriel's descent into slacker-dom is...
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...
YoRHa: Pearl Harbor Descent Record Volume 2 Review
The YoRHa have met with the Resistance, but they've met with resistance to the idea of the groups teaming up. When Lily is infected...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Cheeky Brat Volume 2
Justin: We’re onto Year 2 for Yuki, Naruse, and the rest of the Ryuhoku basketball team, and that means some big changes. The past...
Flying Witch Volume 7 Review
One of Flying Witch's greatest strengths is having witches live in modern society around the world be loosely secretive and not quite as publicized....
The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses Volume 1 Review
Kaede Komura, in simply three days, develops a crush on his new seat neighbor, Mie. With her glasses and quirky personality, he couldn't help...