World’s End and Apricot Jam Volume 1 Review
For "building manager” Hina Sakata, Anzu Shinohara has been a thorn in her side -- from the constant mess being left around the building...
Black Butler Volume 29 Review
Black Butler volume 29 proves that readers should be prepared to buckle in for quite a while. The manga is likely going to cover...
Dolly Kill Kill Volume 1 Review
Iruma, Matsumoto, and Kumano are high schoolers who like baseball. In fact the team they're on completed a comeback and, alongside the rest of...
Sasaki and Miyano Volumes 1 and 2 Review
Miyano may go to an all-boys school, and be a huge fan of BL, but he sure as heck doesn't want to get involved...
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...
Blue Period Volumes 3-5 Review
Yatora is continuing his prep work for taking the TUA entrance exam and like many third year high school students, this after school prep...
Sōseki Natsume’s I Am a Cat The Manga Edition Review
Torn from his mother at a young age, a stray kitten makes his way to the home of an English teacher living in Tokyo...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: With a Dog AND a Cat, Every Day is Fun...
Krystallina: The animal kingdom is made up of millions of species, but no two species are closer to people's hearts than cats and dogs....
How to Grill Our Love Volumes 1-3 Review
There's all sorts of manga where boy meets girl, man meets woman, etc. At least for teens and young adults that's generally in high...
Complex Age Volume 2 Review
NOTE: This review contains spoilers.The previous volume of Complex Age ended with a rather tense moment: Nagisa ran into one of her coworkers outside of a cosplay...