The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Burn the House Down Volume 1
Krystallina: Over the years, I've found that manga blurbs tend to be rather heavy on spoilers despite their short length. Nothing like ending one...
A Bride’s Story Volume 13 Review
At times, A Bride's Story has been pushed aside for Mr. Smith's Story. He's been in the manga from the start, but he's been...
Chihayafuru Volume 8 Review
Chihayafuru volume 8 begins where 7 ended -- with Chihaya absolutely dominating Yumi, who falls deeper into despair. But just one thing that occurred...
My Boy in Blue Volume 16 Review
Gee, you'll never guess what happens in this final volume of My Boy in Blue. Dress uniform, big white dress with veil...what a mystery.
But...
We Must Never Fall in Love! Volume 7 Review
We Must Never Fall in Love! volume 7 is what I bet most people hoped volume 6 would be.
Kaede and Sakura had been in...
Tonari no Seki-kun: The Master of Killing Time Review
Shorts are things I don't typically watch. There have been a few exceptions for some that were really good, like Wakako-zake. So when The...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Witch Hat Atelier Volume 8
Justin: For something as normal as setting up shop and selling contraptions at the upcoming witches’ festival Silver Eve, it turns out to be...
orange: future Review
A group of high school friends receive letters from themselves ten years in the future, urging them to save their best friend from a...
Lust Geass Volume 1 Review
Lust Geass is exactly as the title says. The only intrigue would be learning how far these high-schoolers' horniness go as they stop by...
Perfect World Volumes 1 and 2 (Print) Review
Ok, an admission. Yes I've already reviewed the first five volumes of this series. And in truth, I've already caught up to the official...