Damn! I wish that’s all I can say in this review of Jujutsu Kaisen’s fifth volume. After dealing with some bumps along the way, Gege Akutami finds his stride again with his supernatural martial arts story. Taking up the entirety of
After the sheer shock of what happened in Volume Two, one would worry that Blue Flag’s tone would change. Good news: Toma survives, with only a minor broken leg to show for the accident. But the incident rocks Taichi hard,
There’s something that's down-to-earth about the yuri genre. Whenever I read a story like Bloom Into You or How Do We Relationship?, there’s this warm and fuzzy feeling that bursts into my heart. One of the big reason for this
If there’s one manga artist to beat, it’s Oh!Great. His work on Tenjho Tenge and Air Gear brought about a visual style of great detail and personality, blending the cartoonish and realistic together in magnificent ways. However, Oh!Great has appeared
When the fighting gets going, that’s where Samurai 8: The Tale of Hachimaru shines the brightest. The collaborative manga from Naruto creator Masami Kishimoto and illustrator Akira Okubo know how to deliver a memorable battle in page form. But when
Who are dumber: high school girls or high school boys? There’s a plethora of manga and anime that support both sides, with Asobi Asobase and The Wasteful Days of High School Girls showcasing stupidity with feminine twist and Cromartie High
It’s quite fascinating seeing how much We Never Learn has evolved throughout each volume. What started out as a paint-by-numbers rom-com in the making has transformed into one of the most delightfully funny and sweet stories in the current medium.
It’s always a great day for a race. But when you get the citizens of Keiichi Arawi’s CITY involved, that race becomes something that not even the late Blake Edwards could bring to life on the big screen. In its
Well it took twelve volumes, but Doc finally grows a spine in Tony Valente’s RADIANT. Despite him playing a big role in Seth, Mélie, and Ocoho’s massive adventure, Doc has always been seen as the coward of the group. But
Vertical Comics’s special edition of Chi’s Sweet Home is massive! There is no way anyone in the demographic that Konami Kanata’s manga is meant for could carry it. Each one of the four volumes (which have three regular-sized ones crammed