Review
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Sasaki and Peeps volume 1: Toeing The Line
Sasaki and Peeps has been a series I’ve been… curious about since its release (in English) nearly two years ago now. The concept sounded positively absurd, it had a seasoned illustrator on tap, a first time novelist, and a supremely… Read More
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Blue Period Volume 14: Summer Break
Forget the art, forget the wait, everyone knows what to have expected from Blue Period volume 14, but all the same Tsubasa Yamaguchi has continued to excel in a manner that you associate with the greats of the marriage of… Read More
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Monthly in the Garden with My Landlord Volume 2: Matching Set
I love a good, cute, and relaxing romance manga with a side of comedy, and Monthly in the Garden with My landlord volume 2 does very little to disappoint. Its story is very tight, but Yodokawa is able to have… Read More
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Honey Lemon Soda Volume 5: Sandy Shores
I think part ignorance, and part being “old”, has led to me twisting my perspective of this series, which Honey Lemon Soda volume 5 fixes. It is a shoujo, and with that territory comes a focus on a younger audience.… Read More
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The Ephemeral Scenes of Setsuna’s Journey Volume 3: Anemone
When you peruse the mountain of isekai light novels that exist, it’s painfully easy to discount the entire “genre” of them, but The Ephemeral Scenes of Setsuna’s Journey volume 3 (though really just the series at large) exists as one… Read More