Unnamed Memory Volume 1 Review
The prince of the kingdom of Farsas, along with his reluctant retainer, Lazar, attempt to climb a mysterious, trap-filled tower in hopes the rumor...
Complex Age Volume 2 Review
NOTE: This review contains spoilers.The previous volume of Complex Age ended with a rather tense moment: Nagisa ran into one of her coworkers outside of a cosplay...
Final Fantasy Lost Stranger Volume 1 Review
I wasn't too impressed with Final Fantasy Lost Stranger when I first read it, but I was curious as to how the compiled version...
To Love Ru Volume 1 & 2 Review
Finally, after making its debut 11 years ago in Weekly Shonen Jump, To-Love Ru is here. While Viz has published ecchi content before, Saki...
Murciélago Volume 2 Review
The climatic, pitched battle between a murderous, girl loving super mercenary and a hawkish, morose and rich old man in a normal series would...
Flying Witch Volume 8 Review
Makoto, Sayo, Kei and Chinatsu get on a ship and travel to Shimokita. Why? So Makoto can see Enigumo, someone who can determine what...
Obsessions of an Otome Gamer: Middle School Years Review
Reincarnated into an otome game is a burgeoning genre, but Obsessions of an Otome Gamer is a bit different on two fronts: the existence...
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...
Dragon Goes House-Hunting Volume 1 Review
Letty probably would have been happier if he had not been born a dragon -- he's not particularly aggressive, he can't keep egg thieves...
Good Dog, Cerberus! Volume 1 Review
Most of you have seen a character named Cerberus. Maybe you know Cerberus because of Disney's version of Hercules or perhaps the Clow Card...