The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 5
Review It just occurred to me that there are a lot of single dads in this series. But also, this volume had some high and low points. For high points,…
The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 4
Review And every volume the grinch's heart grew bigger and bigger. This series is really starting to grow on me and I'm coming to like all of the main characters.…
The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 3
Review This volume was good, I liked it, and it's the start of the series growing on me I think. The first two volumes are rough, but I'm glad that…
The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 2
Review You know, when I made the comparison to Love Hina in volume one, it was only in the context of the who is the destined girl from the past…
The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 1
Review The Quintessential Quintuplets has been a series I've seen mentioned quite a bit in the anime and manga circles that I follow online, a series that quickly became a…
Ibitsu
Review Ibitsu is a horror manga about an urban legend, where a girl in a lolita outfit asks an unsuspecting victim whether or not they have a little sister. Their…
Bibliomania
Review Bibliomania was an unexpected treat of fantastical cosmic horror! It is a dark fairy tale about a girl named Alice who wakes up in a cursed castle where all…
A Girl on the Shore
Review A Girl on the Shore is a manga that I didn’t know that I needed. It’s a story about two youths, struggling with an oppressive ennui that leads them…
Venus in the Blind Spot
Review I am always overjoyed when I see another Junji Ito collection being brought over to English, Ito has such a large body of work and there are so many…
Junji Ito’s Cat Diary: Yon & Mu
Review A little off-beat for the king of Japanese horror, Cat Diary: Yon & Mu is a collection of short and funny anecdotes about Ito's family and their two cats:…