Review
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Blade of The Moon Princess Volume 3: Secret 3rd Option
Stuck between two incredibly disparate works, and itself being in the middle of the bigger picture, Blade of The Moon Princess volume 3 struggles while being urged on by Endo’s passion. Full of creative ideas and quality work, it’s truthfully… Read More
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A-DO Volume 1: Classic Science-Fiction
In an industry where the genre has all but been given up on, A-DO dares to enter the scene and light a fire under fans of science-fiction. With a classic and exciting story and incredible visuals, A-DO is modern day… Read More
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Medalist Volume 1: All On The Rink
Medalist reminds young athletes of every sport what life was once like. There’s the incredible highs of chasing greatness and a dream beyond belief, but I think the more gripping aspect of this series is how it drags the reader… Read More
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Honey Trap Shared House Volume 2: Sweetening The Deal
In the modern era where the art of ecchi is all but lost, Honey Trap Shared House is attempting to revive the genre with its own two hands. While not perfect, it reminds readers of the genre what’s been missing… Read More
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D-Frag! Volume 17: Dumb Fun
In its now nearly 16 years of publication, D-Frag! has never failed to get a laugh or smile out of its long time readers, and this latest volume keeps that trend strong alongside a creative and fun narrative. Read More