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Reading the eighteenth volume of Moriarty the Patriot had me reminiscing about an old video game I played as a child: 1994’s Billy the Kid Returns. In it, you play the infamous outlaw as you escaped from jail, took out

Just as I suspected, Mash Burnedead is the real deal. In fact, I will go so far as to say that this muscle-bound kid in a magical world is the strongest Shonen Jump hero in the magazine’s history. He can

Can you imagine a world without One Piece? What if there never was a story about a boy who wanted to be king of the pirates? Such a possibility could’ve occurred if author Eiichiro Oda had one of his other

War is nearing. With the Domitors becoming a far bigger threat in the RADIANT world, the time to dilly-dally is no more. Although Seth and the gang are never the lazy type (well…except for Doc), they have had a long

Comedy is genderless, so why is it that women have the hardest time making it big? Sure, there are your Ali Wongs and Sarah Silvermans, but the ratio of successful male comedians and female comedians teeters hard to the male

If you think you’ve got family problems, then you should see what Kenshiro goes through. No matter the circumstances, it feels like our hero from Fist of the North Star will make family reunions all the more difficult as his

As readers of Jujutsu Kaisen know, the more Sukuna fingers Yuji eats, the stronger the Disgraced One gets. But in the twenty-fourth volume of Gege Akutami’s manga, a new hypothetical appears. Just what happens if Sukuna ripped off a part

On one hand, it’s nice seeing that both coolkyousinnjya and Mitsuhiro Kimura are coming up with ideas for stories about everyone’s favorite smol dragon. However, unlike the main Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid series, it seems like Kanna’s Daily Life is

After the whole mess in Hokkaido, one would hope the kids in Call of the Night would be given a breather. Alas, life doesn’t always work out that way. A plethora of responsibilities emerge in the eighteenth volume, ranging from

Gosh, it was so much fun seeing Hojo Tokiyuki and his Elusive Warriors take back Kamakura. Unfortunately, celebrations for such an occasion had to be put on hold, as Ashikaga Takauji isn’t the type to just roll over and give