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#DRCL Midnight Children Volume 2: Twilight Bride
Bam Stroker’s Dracula is arguably a world and story done to death. And yet, so many creatives have found infinite possibilities within its interpretation- just look at Oma Sei’s Blood Blade. Few however, have remained as bold and daring as… Read More
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Spy x Family Volume 11: Make With The Cake
Now having reached into the double digits, this latest volume of Spy x Family provides readers with a better understanding of Tatsuya Endo as a mangaka, as well as where they want to steer Spy x Family towards. Read More
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Helck Volume 8: Save The Humans
I always struggle to come up with a comfortable way to transition between volumes that end on very obvious cliff-hangers and/or separations. Helck Volume 8 is a prime example of that, and is why I bothered writing that first sentence,… Read More
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Call of the Night Volume 15: This Is For You
At this point, is there really any fresh form of praise to offer Kotoyama and this series? Call of the Night volume 15 is simply an extension of Kotoyama’s exploration of the medium, and a paper trail of their startling… Read More
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My Lovesick Life as a 90s Otaku Volume 2: More To It
When I first picked up My Lovesick Life as a 90s Otaku, I genuinely expected something that was more about a comical depiction of the struggles of Otaku and the world around them. This second volume has done a lot… Read More