Yowamushi Pedal Volume 14 Review
After all this time (ten omnibuses, according to the author notes), the Inter-high finally comes to an end as Manami and Onoda head for the finish line.
But the end of...
The Royal Tutor Volume 6 Review
So once again, The Royal Tutor fakes readers out. We don't get to meet the elusive first prince. But it's okay! We learn something about Heine. It turns out, before he...
Soul Eater: The Perfect Edition Volume 5 Review
Sharp-eyed readers will notice in the info section the translator changed as of this volume. That corresponds to Yen Press' original version since most of the text has been based upon...
Smile Down the Runway Volumes 3 and 4 Review
Ikuto may only be in high school but he's already making connections in the world of fashion that other designers would envy; he's still working as an assistant under the difficult...
Éclair Bleue: A Girls’ Love Anthology That Resonates in Your Heart Review
While I appreciated the first two installments of the Éclair yuri anthology series, I’m not so sure about its latest addition Éclair Bleue. This book is like the troublesome sister out...
School-Live! Volume 7 Review
They say college is all about meeting new people, and that fact seems to be true even in a post-apocalyptic world. In this latest volume of School-Live!, the girls finally make...
Chihayafuru Volume 10 Review
It's preliminary time for the Mizusawa Karuta Club! Chihaya, Taichi, Nishida, Tsutomu, Kanade and new club members Sumire and Akihito each take part for their team to qualify for the main...
The Royal Tutor Volume 16 Review
Do you like Eins and Rosenberg? Because this volume of The Royal Tutor is going to try its best to make you like them.
And it is mostly successful at doing so...at...
The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: The Apothecary Diaries Volume 2
Helen: Maomao's plans to live a quiet, unnoticed life at the palace continue to be thwarted at every turn as this volume begins with the emperor himself asking her to tend...
Gabriel Dropout Volume 10 Review
The problem when a release is short is that a manga has fewer opportunities to rebound when things aren't going well. That's an issue both in Gabriel Dropout volume 10's individual...