With a Dog AND a Cat, Every Day is Fun Volume 2 Review
With a Dog AND a Cat, Every Day is Fun volume 2 continues Matsumoto's manga essays on life with the Inu and Neko with...
That Wolf-Boy Is Mine! Volume 1 Review
Komugi Kusunoki's new classmates can't fathom why she's chosen to transfer schools from Tokyo to Hokkaido; the idea of trading a stylish lifestyle for a more...
Final Fantasy XIII-2: Fragments After Review
Despite its name, most of Final Fantasy XIII-2: Fragments After takes place before or during the game. I was hoping it would serve as...
The Fiancée Chosen by the Ring Volume 3 Review
Felix's rival, Yule, targets Aurora, and Felix magically rushes in to protect her. Anger and alcohol lead to a brawl, and though the scuffle...
Heavenly Delusion Volume 1 Review
There's something mysterious happening in two completely different places in Heavenly Delusion. We first meet a number of unknown kids with certain types of...
Our Fake Marriage Volume 3 Review
The couple returns from Singapore only for Yae to suddenly rush to a friend's party and bump into an ex from 10 years ago,...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Prince Freya Volume 2
Krystallina: The threat of seeing people right in front of her eyes die awakens the Edvard in our fake prince, but the manga still...
The White Cat’s Revenge As Plotted from the Dragon King’s Lap Volume 3 Review
Despite her misgivings about Asahi, even Ruri realizes that with a war upcoming with Nadasha, she has to try and talk the blockhead out...
Girl Meets Rock Chapters 1-8 Review
If there's one thing you can count on in manga, it's stories about youth looking to break out of their shells by joining the...
My Boy in Blue Volume 5 Review
This volume is a bit of a fake-out.
Kako and her friends Mikado and Jiro are all, quite frankly, idiots. And their
lack of brainpower presents...