The Lion and the Bride Vol. 1
Review The premise of this manga is... Troubling. Yua is a high school girl living with her grandmother after the death of both of her parents. Forced to take care…
You’re My Pet Vol. 2
Review Two volumes in and I have some relatively mixed feelings on You're My Pet. I like the characters, especially Sumire. For all her maturity publicly, Sumire is still pretty…
Waltz
Review This little one-shot had so much to say in just one chapter, and it isn't a cozy story about a transgender youth finding themself. A girl takes an interest…
Home Office Romance
Review Oh my stars this manga was so wholesome and fun, it was a perfect palette cleanser to read between books. Home Office Romance is a one volume manga about…
You’re My Pet Vol. 1
Review You're My Pet, previously published as Tramps Like Us in the United States, is one of those series that has been on my TBR for literally decades. I finally…
Sweet Poolside
Review Strange Poolside is a strange little manga. A teenage boy who hasn’t grown any body hair meets a girl who is embarrassed about her body hair, and the two…
Hauntress
Review A young college student hears a commotion next door late at night. Curious, he peeks outside and finds a tall, strange woman standing outside his neighbor's door, incessantly knocking…
Palepoli
Review Palepoli is a collection of four panel comics that verges into surreal and obscene territory. While there is a lot of variety many of the characters and plots carry…
Adabana Vol. 3
Review Reading this series is an exercise in pain, Adabana ripped me to shreds. It's not an exaggeration to say that I was devastated while reading this final volume, and…
Adabana Vol. 2
Review Where volume one left me feeling breathless, volume two left me hopeless. The narrative shifts to Mako, the other half of the story and the murder victim in volume…