Burn the House Down Vol. 4
Review Goodness gracious this volume was a heavyweight, understandable being the mid-point of the series. The choice to portray Kiichi as a creep in the last volume was a bold…
Burn the House Down Vol. 3
Review This manga just gets more and more twisty with each volume, it's hard to say where the series will go which makes it exciting. This volume paid a little…
Burn the House Down Vol. 2
Review The series is heating up and boy was it a ride! Volume two took all of the momentum building up from volume one and set off running and it…
Burn the House Down Vol. 1
Review WOW. This manga has one of the most engaging domestic thriller plots that I've read in a while! Burn the House Down is a josei manga about a woman…
Look Back
Review Why do we create art? For enjoyment? For praise? To compete with our rival, or to live up to our idol? For money, a successful career? Creating art can…
Cappuccino
Review Reading another Wataru Yoshizumi manga has been a real callback to high school, which for me was a golden age of shojo manga. Yoshizumi was one of the queens…
Zombie Makeout Club Vol. 1: DeathWish
Review I was surprised to come across this little graphic novel and a little excited, I had seen the Zombie Makeout Club clothing brand a few months ago and had…
Remina
Review Remina has always been one of Ito's most underrated gems, a classic example of science fiction and cosmic horror wrapped up in one wonderful little volume. After the discovery…
The Strange Tale of Panorama Island
Review The Strange Tale of Panorama Island is an exquisite work of art and one of the manga that I was most excited to add to my collection. The manga…
The Gods Lie
Review I didn't expect to have a manga make me cry but here I am. I won't mince words, The Gods Lie is a heavy hitter and an emotional rollercoaster.…