We Must Never Fall in Love! Volume 1 Review
When I started reading manga, one of the strangest recurring concepts for me was the idea that single parents would get married without introducing...
Days on Fes Volume 1 Review
Kanade Sora is into a couple things, but going to a music festival wasn't something she was enthused about doing. But her friend Otoha...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Romance of the Imperial Capital Kotogami: A Tale of Living...
Krystallina: This is not a romance. Well, not in the typical sense of the word. This is a romance as in a fairy tale...
Miyako’s Night Tales Review
Keiichi has had it with his debilitating job and his boss who he "imagines" has the head of a sheep. He finally ends up...
Yowamushi Pedal Volume 11 Review
So, Yowamushi Pedal volume 11. There's a lot of pedaling. Good stuff; you should read it.
Ok, that sounds like a book report by someone...
Hatsu*Haru Volume 3 Review
At long last, a couple is born! Despite the guy's often haplessness and panic, his feelings have managed to reach the girl he likes,...
Monthly Girls’ Nozaki-kun Volume 9 Review
Each time a new volume of Monthly Girls’ Nozaki-kun is released I have to restrain myself from immediately taking snapshots of all of the...
The Promised Neverland Volume 2 Review
After the whirlwind of reveals, surprises, and setbacks that defined the first volume of The Promised Neverland, Emma and the other kids at Grace...
Anne Happy Volume 4 Review
Not going to lie: this volume of Anne Happy and I got off on the wrong foot. Ruri and the gang go on a...
ReLIFE Volume 1 Review
Arata Kazaki used to have a plan about how his life would go: go to college, get hired by a good company, then get...