Even when dealing with the perversions of Nisioisin’s narrative, Oh!Great treats his story with as much care and detail as Michelangelo painted the Sistine Chapel. Every frame of his adaptation of Bakemonogatari is a marvel to look at. So much
Ever since the first volume, Blue Flag has been leading towards the truth behind Toma’s feelings for Taichi. In Volume Six, the truth finally came out, in what could be described as the worst possible way. Now after the incident
Even a mighty river has its calm places, where the water flows heavily yet quietly. That sort of imagery comes to mind when I listen to Caulbearers, a Manchester-based project created by musical Damien Mahoney. While the lyrical elements are
Ten years ago today, Canadian hardcore punk rock band Fucked Up unleashed their third album David Comes To Life. Not only would this album be considered our pick for best album of 2011, but would take the top spot of the greatest
It was back in 1997 when I first became acquainted with the Oddworld universe. The opening cinematic of Abe’s Odyssey was broadcast as part of MTV’s Cartoon Sushi, alongside a stick-figured reimagining of the Psycho trailer and a precursor to the
I hate to sound like a broken record, but light-novelists need to stop giving their series long-assed titles! It takes zero effort for someone to pick up a book and turn it over to read its synopsis. There is no
Strange things happen when you sleepwalk. Sometimes you’ll have conversations without remembering them, and in some instances you’ll even eat or make a meal. If you asked comedian Mike Birbiglia about his sleepwalking bouts, he’ll surely fill you in with
“I recently realized that in an era of human crises when we must believe in the power of science and intellect, Dr. STONE is an allegory about people saving humanity.” This quote from artist BOICHI serves as a great reminder
It's a mixture of happiness and sorrow on today's episode of No Borders No Race. On the joyful side, King Baby Duck congratulates The Linda Lindas on their huge break, and finds plenty to laugh at in the new Spongebob
All great adventures must end some day. In the case of Iruka Shiomiya’s manga adaptation of Keiichi Sigsawa’s Kino’s Journey: The Beautiful World, that destination has been reached. After many highs and lows in the series, does Kino’s adventure end