Akame ga KILL! Zero Volume 5 Review
Part of me wonders if this is called Akame ga KILL! Zero because it has zero aspects of the original that I love.
Okay, that's...
The Dungeon of Black Company Volume 1 Review
Ninomiya Keiji is living the ultimate NEET life -- thanks to saving up as a kid, taking part in the market, and working in...
Spy Classroom Volumes 1 and 2 Review
In an alternate world that appears similar to our Cold War-era Europe, governments are raising new generations of spies to carry out the unglamorous...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Strawberry Fields Once Again Volume 1
Rai: Despite its premise, Strawberry Fields Once Again isn’t some crazy sci-fi manga. It’s also not a gaming manga that focuses on a virtual...
The New Gate Volume 1 Review
The New Gate volume 1 greets readers with Shin fighting a monster, and the use of skills and HP/MP bars show that this encounter...
Log Horizon: Lost Child of the Dawn and Log Horizon: The Gold of the...
In the anime adaptation of Log Horizon, volumes six and seven mark the start of the second season and the anime alternates episodes between the simultaneous...
In This Corner of The World Review
In This Corner of The World takes a refreshing spin on depicting WWII and stories about Hiroshima. Specifically, it takes a more humorous approach...
Astra Lost in Space Volume 1 Review
Astra Lost in Space reminds me of The Martian. Well, The Martian + some kids just going on a road trip. Note that road...
The Ancient Magus’ Bride Volume 7 Review
While there is still a bit of an episodic quality to The Ancient Magus Bride, insomuch that there isn’t a concrete, final goal that...
Big Order Volume 1 Review
Big Order features a nice amount of random actions that make no sense yet is actually amazing to read. Sadly, it also features an...