Gero needs more bros in Marriage Toxin to aid in his quest for romance. While he’s got Kinosaki constantly in his corner, the Poison Master doesn’t really have another dude to talk about girls, love, and life. Beppu, the Gun
Since its premiere, COSMOS has focused on a case-of-the-week route. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, as it adds plenty of variety to its narrative. However, in its third volume, we are introduced to a character that’s as close to
“I’m sure everything will work out just fine.” These words from a Hirayasumi flashback in Volume Seven sum up the main lesson in Keigo Shinzo’s tale. There are moments when cemented friendships seem to crack, and dreams and passions become
The clock is ticking on Jujutsu Kaisen, and so far, it’s not looking good. Gojo’s dead, Kashimo’s dead, and the fate of the world seems to be bleak. However, with Kenjaku finally dealt with, there seems to be some hope
I have no idea how Sui Ishida is able to come up with such imaginative visuals. Perhaps he looks at the works of Tim Burton, Gerard Scarfe, and Junji Ito, and is able to mesh their styles all together to
The more I read Colette Decides to Die, the more I wish it had an anime adaptation. From its personality-filled characters to the terrific stories it tells, Alto Yukimaru’s series is one that could have benefitted from being given the
There are times when Shonen Jump manga just needs to keep the mouths from blabbing and allow the fists to start flying. Yes, there are situations where a little exposition is needed, but when you come to read an action
Whenever the cast of Hayate the Combat Butler travels, it’s anything but relaxing. Wherever they go, trouble follows. One would hope that a school trip would at least take some sort of burden off the shoulders of Hayate, Nagi, Hinagiku,
There are concepts that sound interesting on paper, only for them to go a short distance in the idea department. Imagining a cute maid performing Supermans, ollies, and kickflips already sounds like a tale filled with so much potential. But
I can’t remember the last time I’ve come across a more terrifyingly hilarious villain quite like Toki Yorito. His introduction in the last volume of The Elusive Samurai had me shocked in horror by his brutality, and yet I couldn’t