Bloom Into You Volume 2 Review
In my review of volume one of Bloom Into You, I said that this series did a few things differently than other yuri manga; I...
Horimiya Volume 6 Review
One of the nice things about Horimiya is that up to this point there haven't been any stagnant love triangles (as much as Honoka, who graces the...
Horimiya Volumes 3 and 4 Review
In some ways, a romantic story can be the hardest one to retain a reader's attention. "Will they or won't they?" can only last...
Honey So Sweet Volume 1 Review
Four pages into the first volume of Honey So Sweet, the main male character presents the female lead with a bouquet of roses, asking...
Black Butler Volume 28 Review
Black Butler volume 28 in five words: look who
it is now. Alternatively, "what are you doing here" would work as
well. Either way, expect a...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: Our Wonderful Days
Rai: I’ve read a lot of yuri manga. Like, a lot. And while the increasing number of girls love manga is amazing for a...
Devils’ Line Volume 14 Review
The final volume of Devils' Line is a series of short stories starring various men of the series (and Tsukasa, although she shares her...
The Miracles of the Namiya General Store Review
The Namiya General Store sells all of the usual things you'd expect to find in a rural general store, like stationary and snacks, but...
We Must Never Fall in Love! Volume 6 Review
Has anybody else read Black Panther and Sweet 16? Well, despite one guy being on the cover of every volume and another guy only...
My Boy Volume 7 Review
"Age is nothing but a number." We've all heard that cliché before. And while it does have some positivity behind it -- that you...