Poor JonStar's out sick with the Potomac Plague, but Duck Amuck in Japan soldiers on with King Baby Duck and AFLM! Skinny Lister's new album Songs from the Yonder gets a well-deserved shoutout, while the duo dissects the good &
There’s bound to be a bit of crazy in any spy family, as evidently in Mission: Yozakura Family. But damn, the big poppa Momo Yozakura is a grade-A psychopath! His plan to bring Tsubomi back to life is one that
Now that Phil’s been rescued, Fuuko has her eyes set on the next Union member: Shen. But his addition to the Union comes in the most peculiar of ways, as Fuuko and the rest find their way to Hong Kong.
When I first started reading Akane-banashi in 2023, I had one slight issue with our heroine. That problem was a lack of main character energy, something that makes her stand out like any other Shonen Jump lead. As the story
At long last, Soshi Fuji puts one over his little brother Koichi. It’s a moment readers of I Wanna Do Bad Things with You have long been waiting for. Alas, the celebration is short-lived, as Volume Five truly shows what
I’ll admit: Rainbows After Storms is a cute yuri. Sure, there are other manga that have handled LGBTQ stories better, but for what it’s worth, Luka Kobachi’s story is harmless fluff. However, with its third volume, Rainbows After Storms attempts
At last, the Beast Master is taken down. In the sixth volume of Marriage Toxin, our hero Gero battles mano a mano with the man who can control all sorts of animals. But as readers will see, controlling too many
If the eleventh volume of Dandadan was about training for the big fight, then Volume Twelve is what we would call “Go Time”! After spending days bettering their powers, the likes of Momo, Aira, Jiji, and even the aliens Mr.
Compassion is very important to have when fighting. It’s perhaps the biggest flaw of every villain, as a person with no heart can’t truly find victory. Fist of the North Star, in spite of its hardcore violence, makes that perfectly
It’s hard to believe that within the in-story timeframe of Call of the Night, only three months have gone by. And yet, I’ve spent the last four years reviewing this series! So it feels bittersweet that it’s soon coming to