With Ancient Magus Bride going on a short hiatus due to the mess Coronavirus has caused within the manga productions system, I think it’s only right to take a look at one of the new spin-offs being added onto this ever-growing universe. Wizard’s Blue is a new addition to the Ancient Magus Bride universe that … More Wizard’s Blue: An Ancient Magus’ Bride Spin-Off Manga – Volume One Review
Webcomics have been a major factor in my love of comics for a very long time. I may have started my comics journey by reading manga, but webcomics quickly caught my attention during my college years. Over the years, the way artists and creators can share their comics with the world has changed and improved … More Under the Oak Tree Webcomic Review – Manta Comics
I almost completely forgot this series was coming out. I think I saw it come up on my Twitter feed from the publisher or someone who follows manga releases, but only really remembered it existed when I went to browse my comic book store a few weeks ago. I saw it sitting on one of … More The Apothecary Diaries Manga Volume One Review
I’ve kind of moved away from reading high school romance manga the last couple years. Mostly because I felt like I couldn’t handle the drama and the kinds of tropes that are commonly used in those stories. But, there are still a few times I’ve dipped back into those kinds of manga, and Abe-kun’s Got … More Abe-kun’s Got Me Now Manga Volume One Review
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 know a great manga or graphic novel when it continues to stick in my head long after I’m done reading it. Cats of the Louvre is that kind of manga. Created by the Eisner Award Winner Taiyo Matsumoto, who also created Ping Pong the Animation and Tekkon Kinkreet as well as many more manga. … More Caturday Treat: Why You Should Read Cats of the Louvre
Nagabe has been quickly becoming a popular mangaka in the West. Her unique stories and art style was introduced to Western audiences with the licensing of The Girl from the Other Side by Seven Seas. It has ranked high on the list for Great Graphic Novels for Teens from the Young Adult Library Services Association … More Love on the Other Side Manga Review
At some point during school, I’m sure many if not all of you were forced to read at least one of Shakespeare’s many plays, and I’m sure a lot of you struggled with how it was written and the many words he decided to make up for himself. I know I read quite a bit … More A Midsummer Night’s Dream Manga Classics Review (#Sponsored)
This is truthfully my first light novel that I have ever read, but I felt the need to branch out to a new medium recently. There are so many manga and anime being adapted from light novels, that I’ve kind of always thought I should at least check some of them out. However, I’ve always … More Hello, I’m a Witch and My Crush Wants Me To Make a Love Potion Light Novel Volume One Review
I’ve never read the book that this manga is adapted from, and I’m not entirely sure that I would have given it a chance in prose form. Written by Rainbow Rowell and published in 2013, the young adult novel would have surely slipped under my radar. I didn’t really read much young adult literature back … More Fangirl Manga Volume One Advanced Review
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