Akame ga KILL! Zero Volume 4 Review
The back blurb advertises this fourth volume of Akame ga KILL! Zero as "the hottest and hardest yet," and the volume opens up with...
Shigeru Mizuki’s Kitaro: The Birth of Kitaro Review
Kitaro isn’t exactly a regular boy, not quite. Kitaro is a yokai, a term which translator (and well known “monster scholar”) Zack Davisson mentions...
Monthly Girls’ Nozaki-kun Volume 10 Review
Summer has come for the un-aging cast of Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun and that means it's time for finals study sessions, planning for school trips,...
86 (Eighty-Six) Volumes 2 and 3 Review
Having incredibly escaped with their lives, Shin and the rest of the Spearhead Squadron find themselves in the Federal Republic of Giad, a country...
The Rose of Versailles Volume 2 Review
As the lives of the characters continue to unfold, such as Rosalie realizing that the owner of the couch that killed her mother is...
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...
The Champions of Justice and the Supreme Ruler of Evil Review
With powers beyond imagination, once again, an evil organization has risen up. The goal? World domination! But standing in the way are heroes intent...
Final Fantasy I * II * III: Memory of Heroes Review
Final Fantasy (aka Final Fantasy I) for the NES, as the story goes, was successful enough to keep Squaresoft alive, and soon it spawned...
Zom 100: Bucket List of The Dead Volume 1 Review
Akira Tendo is like a number of people: you work enough hours and obtain that dream job. On his first day there he is...
Practice Makes Perfect Volume 1 Review
Nohara Suzuki is one of the most talented volleyball players in Japan and is the country's volleyball representative. Takaya Yano is one of the...