By the end of the tenth volume of Kaiju No. 8, the Defense Force makes a horrifying discovery. At first, the current assortment of kaiju they come across seems sufficient enough to take on. However, as the fights go on,
To celebrate the awesomeness that is the sixth volume of Rooster Fighter (as well as the freaking anime announcement!), I present to you all my special seasoned chicken recipe: INGREDIENTS: 6 small chicken drumsticks 1 tablespoon cane sugar 1/2 teaspoon salt
Duck Amuck in Japan is back after a small hiatus, as the gang have been up to a hell of a lot! King Baby Duck reports on his time in Kani and Fukuoka, as well as what happened during his
Sometimes it’s fun to root for the villain in a story. No matter how many times they get defeated by the heroes, they still pick themselves up and try to conquer the world again. That’s why Mamori Wataya looks up
When it comes to romance, Fly Me to the Moon has a good balance. On one side of the scale is the goofy silly stuff, some of which will result in some off-screen snogging and things best left to the
It’s surprising that there aren’t many series that follow Detective Conan’s formula. The idea of a lead character being de-aged and forced to find the culprits and a cure is so ingenious, that the lack of imitators is something of
Sand, sand everywhere, and nary a drop of water to be seen. That’s always seems to be the case for post-apocalyptic stories (save for Waterworld, but we don’t talk about that one!). So it took me as a surprise to
He’s back! After spending the last few volumes in a state between life & death, Mash Burnedead has made his triumphant return. In Volume Sixteen of Mashle: Magic and Muscles, our favorite cream puff-eating hero goes mano a mano against
Love’s in Sight! made my heart stop. In an instance, the thought of a character biting the dust in this series was not pretty in the slightest. The good news is that things are fine in the seventh volume of
Love is complicated. In fact, there’s a whole yuri series I’ve been reviewing that proves just that. But mix in vampiric lore with it, then you’ve got some weird situations to play with. That’s what Call of the Night has