Happy Caturday everyone! Cat themed comics are one of my big weaknesses and I love finding all manner of stories dealing with cats or told by cats. This particular manga was recently released by Dark Horse and tells a really cute story of a fairly antisocial gamer connecting with a young cat as a first-time … More Caturday Special: Why you should read Cat Gamer by Wataru Nadatani
I’m wishing a very happy International Women’s Day to all my women readers and bloggers today. In the spirit of the holiday, I was contemplating what I could write for the blog that would celebrate women both as creators and within the literature I love. I had a couple different ideas from highlighting strong female … More International Women’s Day Recommendation: Brazen by Penelope Bagieu
The Count of Monte Cristo has been one of my favorite classic stories for a long time. I knew of the story by Alexandre Dumas for a while, but my first introduction to it was through a movie adaptation from 2002. It’s one of my favorite versions and I have returned to it multiple times … More The Count of Monte Cristo Manga Classics Review (#Sponsored)
I’ve seen a lot of creative comics over the years and technology expands and allows artists and writers to do more interesting things. A Stray in the Woods was originally a webcomic posted on Tumblr by Alison Wilgus and ran as a collaboration between creator and audience. The fans had the ability to submit commands … More Caturday Specials: Why You Should Read A Stray in the Woods
Another month has ended and Oh God! is it already February!? Well then, it’s been an interesting month for me with a lot of craziness going on post-holidays and work-wise, but I tried to make some time for some new obsessions which I now present to you below. Podcasts, books, comics, more podcasts, have filled … More My Top Obsessions for this Month: January 2020
Sabrina the Teenage Witch has been a staple show in American culture since the TV show premiered on ABC in the late 90’s, adapting the story from the ever popular Archie series of comics. Now we have a resurgence of this iconic series with the recent adaptation of The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina that premiered … More Sabrina the Teenage Witch Comic Miniseries Issues #1-5 Review
Welcome to a new series for the blog: “My Top Obsessions from this Month” (title still under construction). This came about after some consideration on the nature of my blog and what I really want to talk about. I love having a blog specifically dedicated to Romance and all the anime, manga, and comics that … More My Top Obsessions From This Month: September 2019
Have you ever wanted to get into comic reviewing or thought your reviews just needed a little extra something? I see a lot of reviews missing some key aspects those few times when I do actually read other people’s reviews. It’s been three years since I’ve started this blog and over the course of that … More Five Ways to Improve Your Comic Reviews
No matter the platform, comics have always been a staple reading material for me since middle school, especially webcomics. I got drawn in at a fairly early age due to one of my cousins creating his own long-running web comic for pretty much as long as I’ve known him. Slowly that love of comics branched … More Three WebToon Recommendations for Romance Fans
It’s been awhile since I’ve done something other than an anime or manga review on this blog, so I think tonight I’d like to return to the world of comics, more specifically indie comics and graphic novels. Tonights review is a independent comic by Keezy Young called Taproot. I picked up this comic last October … More Taproot Paranormal Romance Comic Review
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