If there’s one word I could use to describe Kaiju No. 8, it’s slobberknocker. The Jim Ross-coined word is meant for legendary fights, and Naoya Matsumoto’s manga is chock-full of them. Although Kafka plays second fiddle in the twelfth volume,
To say that Spy × Family tackles plenty of emotions in its thirteenth volume is an understatement. One moment, it’ll leave your heart racing with an epic fight. In the next instance, you’re laughing over something a member of the
There’s no greater sport in the world than hockey. The speed, the agility, the focus, the balance, and the strength needed to play the most brutal team sport in the world is something only the most elite people in the
King Baby Duck learned the hard way that you should never go to a Giants game and a concert on back-to-back days. Nevertheless, he soldiers through a brand-new Duck Amuck in Japan with the aid of AFLM and JonStar. It's
Arisu Yamabuki has two things to go by: a voice and a name. At night, he would listen to the voice of Apollo, a mysterious woman with whom he felt a massive connection. But the voice went silent, and Arisu
In my previous Neighborhood Story review, I made mention that Mikako and the rest of Happy Berry are still kids. With every heartbreak and big decision these students make come life lessons and things to prepare them for the real
This review of Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead’s sixteenth volume is dedicated to the memory of Kotaro Takata…’s rice cooker. So Akira and Shizuka in Zom 100 are finally a couple. Good on them. I hate it when manga
From Sherlock Holmes to Conan Edogawa, detectives are always showcased as the coolest sleuths in the world. But what happens when a detective peaks at a young age and is now a washed-up has-been in his mid-30s? As Detectives These
There’s nothing more relaxing than the Christmas holiday season. Wait, that’s not right. What’s the opposite of “relaxing”? Oh right: FRUSTRATING!!!! Even in the comfy pages of Hirayasumi, there’s no example from the plights of the holidays, as evident by
There are times where backstory is necessary in order to learn about a character’s history. The problem with Tsukasa is that she has more than 1,400 years of that to go through! Mind you, that’s not necessarily a big issue,