Maki Enjoji was one of the first mangaka I reviewed when I started this blog, with her earlier series titled Happy Marriage?!. From my experience with this previous series, I have to say Enjoji is great at creating a particular kind of manga, one you could say is close to what we would call a … More An Incurable Case of Love Manga Volumes 1-7 Series Review
I hear about most new releases from Twitter and newsletters now, and take special note of the ones I keep seeing reappear again and again on my feeds. The King’s Beast made it onto my noteworthy list considering I had been hearing about it for a while even before it came out this month. Then … More The King’s Beast Manga Volume One Review
Rumiko Takahashi is one of the most well-known and wealthiest manga artists in all of Japan. Her works are known far outside of Japan and translated into a bunch of other languages. She is probably the most well-known for her series Inuyasha or Urusei Yatsura. Both received high critical acclaim and had anime adaptations that … More Mermaid Saga Manga Collector’s Edition Volume One Advanced Review
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
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
Way of the Househusband is coming back in September for an all new volume, jam-packed with the same comedy you’ve loved from previous volumes. I’m happy to say I was given an early access look at volume four, slated to come out on September 15th. Published by Viz Media, this series has been drawing in … More Way of the House Husband Manga Volume 4 Advanced Review
Snow White with the Red Hair has been one of my all-time favorite series since the anime came out. I could watch the series again and again and still get enjoyment out of it. After season two wrapped up, I knew I needed to start back with the manga, see how it compared, and continue … More Snow White with the Red Hair Manga Volume Eight Review
Way of the House Husband has to be one of my favorite comedy series that is currently being published. It combines a lot of the factors that have always been of interest to me in stories from Japanese media: yakuza and Japanese masculinity. Kousuke Oono, through his short comedic chapters, points out the daily struggles … More Way of the House Husband Manga Volume Three Review
If you’ve been following manga trends for the last couple months, you have probably seen some chatter on social media about this manga. I certainly have, and that’s one of the reasons why I decided to pick up the first volume and even get a subscription to Shonen Jump to continue reading it as it … More Spy x Family Manga Volume One Review
Way of the House Husband is one of those unique series that just captures your attention with its wit, humor, art, characters, coming out with something that truly stands out. I was so excited when I heard that the series was getting an english translation and have been following the volumes since number one. I … More Way of the House Husband Manga Volume Two Review
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