Review
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Welcome To Demon School, Iruma-Kun! Volume 6: Duelelection
Often times it’s easy enough to take series at their surface value as an action, comedy, or drama. Iruma-Kun, however, manages to perfectly marry each of its aspects into a single vision, making for a wonderful read each time. Read More
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Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End Volume 10: Not All That Glitters
Now beginning its publication in the double digits (in English), the story of Frieren begins to open up with our party out on the frontier, but this volume shows signs of intense struggle with that freedom. Read More
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Choujin X Volume 5: Chaosy
Throwing a wrench into the island training plans of Tokio and other Yamato Mori members, this volume of Choujin X aims to further expose the nature of Choujins and their story. The question remains, can it succeed in doing so? Read More
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Phantom Tales of The Night Volume 12: What Makes A Person?
Studying the intersection of humanity and the supernatural through a horror-tinted lens, Matsuri’s 12 volume long series comes to a close, leaving readers with a heavy question: what makes a person, a person? Read More
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My Special One Volume 5: Off To Okinawa
It’s not any sort of secret that romantic comedies, much like many other popular genres, are a painfully overpopulated genre in media- oftentimes filled to the brim with middle of the road work that conceals the outstanding work within. If… Read More