Gabriel Dropout Volume 12 Review
With Gabriel being...well, lazy, it's a rare treat to see her as she's supposed to be: the former top angel. True, one story is technically a "what if" story, but it...
Sugar Apple Fairy Tale Volume 1 Review
This is actually Sugar Apple Fairy Tale's second manga adaptation. The first, which has never been released in English, was serialized in the online version of Hakusensha's Hana to Yume and...
Hi, I’m a Witch, and My Crush Wants Me to Make a Love Potion...
Rose the Witch continues her daily luncheons with Harij, her crush and customer. Rose tries not to become accustomed to these meet-ups, as they surely will end when Harij gets his...
My Happy Marriage Volume 3 Review
Miyo is kidnapped, and she is once again facing the physical and emotional cruelty from her stepmother and half-sister. Miyo knows that if she agrees to dump Kiyoka, they will let...
Tokyo Aliens Volumes 1-3 Review
Akira was living a typical, if quiet, high school life when he boards the wrong train car and learns that there really is a government conspiracy going on, all to cover...
Daemons of the Shadow Realm Volume 1 Review
I know I'm not the only one out there who became interested in Daemons of the Shadow Realm mainly because of who wrote it. Fullmetal Alchemist became an icon of the...
Kindergarten WARS Chapters 1-10 Review
Many important children reside in what is supposed to be the safest kindergarten in the world, Kindergarten Noir. Well, ok in general every child in any kindergarten is important, but the...
Call the Name of the Night Volume 1 Review
Residing in a humble abode deep within the forest is Master Rei and 9-year-old Mira Howley. The two go about their daily lives, sometimes doing mundane things or making star jam,...
Safe & Sound in the Arms of an Elite Knight Volume 1 Review
Plague and famine ran through the town of Shadif, eventually claiming the lives of a number of people, including some within the Ardennes family. Instead of attempting to understand or reconcile...
Apollo’s Song Review
Rather ironically, Osamu Tezuka's 1970 Apollo's Song is a gekiga manga, a genre that was initially created as a reaction to the heavily Disney-influenced manga aimed at kids that Tezuka himself...