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If anyone was to look at the cover of Paru Itagaki’s BEASTARS, a plethora of scenarios would possibly rush through their heads. The anthropomorphic wolf that plasters the front of Volume One will make some think of a modern take

There’s a tone that Jun Mayuzuki gets right when it comes to her manga After the Rain. It’s hard to fully describe, but the way she shapes both Kondo and Akira as both people and as a connection to each

There’s a right way and a wrong way to explain a manga’s universe. The right way is to let actions overtake long-winded explanations; the wrong way is, as you can guess, for stretched conversations to slow down the progression of

After three volumes of back-and-forth shenanigans, We Never Learn is finally diving deeper into the more romantic aspects of its characters. While Nariyuki has his fair pick of special girls to choose from, it’s somewhat obvious which in his study

In Japan, the gay & lesbian community isn’t as accepted as other parts of the world. Despite the plethora of entertainment churned out with LGBT-based themes, how real people are treated and presented isn’t exactly in the best light. Yes,

The feeling of having the inability to speak in public places or even in private can be quite the conundrum to deal with. I’ve personally experienced this in my life, with some social skills lacking to this very date. Perhaps

It’s been well over a year since Makoto and the rest of the gang of Flying Witch were last seen in the US manga realm. Now after a very long wait, the seventh volume of Chihiro Ishizuka’s series has arrived

Stands Users, Pokémon Masters, fuzzy classmates, and even a handsome stranger or two are what's to come this month from VIZ Media! Check out below to see what sort of action, excitement, and even romance is in store for July

Where the main Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid series focuses on the dynamic between the titular character & Tohru, Kanna’s Daily Life instead focuses on the sweetness and adorability that the smol dragon Kanna gives delivers throughout. For the most part,

When it comes to storytelling, it’s hard to rate French manga creator Tony Valente. Sometimes he’s capable of bringing out some imaginative fights and worlds, as well as a good chunk of humor with his characters. But other times, I