Two new works under the Viz Media label are set to make their debut this September, with the first volume releases of Dr. Stone and Radiant due to give the shonen manga world a shakeup it greatly needs. Debuting on September
How does one conjure up a description of Masaaki Yuasa's latest film The Night Is Short, Walk On Girl? At first, one could say that it's a comedy about one epic bar crawl, but as soon as you think you've
After a minor complaint over how a package sent to him was labeled, King Baby Duck dives into what made the TV adaptation of Boruto: Naruto The Movie stand out from the Dragon Ball Super ones. Then our host has
When you think Doga Koba, images of fluffy characters and a solid dose of comedic flair will always come to mind. From its take on a lazy girl in Himouto! Umaru-chan and a humorous look into the gaming industry with New
Sometimes I find myself diving back into many squirm-inducing holes into my career. After all, writing about bad video games, anime, music, and manga are just a way for a critic to be able to show that they don't like
Spinoffs have a 50/50 chance of working out in the long run. In the realm of comics and manga, the spinoff can give birth to massive changes and expansions of the world it initially takes place in. Sometimes they're good
With Shameless Tuesdays reaching out to many artists all across the world, it would seem like there'd be a time where a curator will wind up being from our own neck of the woods! This week such an occasion has
Hitomi Takano's My Boy started things off on a mediocre note, with the introduction of how the older Satoko started watching over the younger Mashuu. My initial thoughts on it were that of someone that was glad it wasn't going
November of this year not only brings together some big releases for Section23 Films, but also a new label that delivers something for the younger anime fans! (And yes, it's Sanrio-related!) The magi master Negi Springfield returns in a more comedic take
It's rare for J-POP artists to be in the same vicinity as B3's headquarters just for the hell of it, but that's exactly what happened when Satellite Young frontwoman Emi Kusano decided to come to the Boston area! King Baby Duck