Aho-Girl: a clueless girl Volume 1 Review
Hiroyuki's Doujin Work told a story about the lives of oddball doujin artists. Media Blasters only released four volumes of that and boy has Hiroyuki been missed since. Only managing to...
First Love Monster Volume 7 Review
OK, bare with me a minute here.
Anybody remember years and years ago, TOKYOPOP released what I believe were called "Manga Minis"? I remember Kingdom Hearts and Kilala Princess being released in...
Horimiya Volume 8 Review
The most anticipated and also dreaded event of the school year has arrived -- the sports festival! No matter how much Miyamura and Sengoku want to avoid it there's no getting...
Siúil, a Rún: The Girl from the Other Side Volume 1 Review
Long ago, there was a God of Light and a God of Darkness. The darkness teased the light and eventually the light retaliated, turning the God of Darkness into a cursed...
Monthly Girls’ Nozaki-kun Volume 8 Review
Do you like seeing Kashima succeed in unlikely circumstances? Do you feel like the rest of the drama club gets shafted in favor of the major characters? Do you live for...
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 Chise and the other characters are working...
Erased Volume 2 Review
The first omnibus of Erased ended with Satoru’s failure: Hinazuki has died and Satoru is returned to the present to find that nothing about his current situation has changed from his...
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 speculated that this was more because this...
Plum Crazy! Tales Of A Tiger-Striped Cat Volume 1 Review
Plum isn't a very crazy kitty, but the new kitten she's brought home is! Plum found Snowball shivering and alone outside and, in a magnanimous gesture, brought Snowball home to her...
Complex Age Volume 5 Review
This is Complex Age's strongest volume by far. The other volumes weren't weak, but as Yui Sakuma begins to pull all of the threads together to their conclusion some of the previously...