Dissolving Classroom
Review Dissolving Classroom is the story of a pair of siblings that bring misfortune to every person that they meet. Chizumi is a disturbed child that enjoys harassing people and…
My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness
Review I have had my eye on this manga since its initial release, but had held off on reading it. I don't know why I didn't pick it up until…
Sensor
Review Cosmic horror and cults, two of some of my favorite themes of Junji Ito's work. Sensor, originally titled Travelogue of the Succubus is a mish-mash of ideas that tie…
Uzumaki
Review A horror manga about spirals – it sounds strange, doesn’t it? What makes Uzumaki so brilliant is that it takes something abstract and transforms it into the stuff of…
All My Darling Daughters
Review All My Darling Daughters was a surprising slice of life manga with a touch of feminism. The manga showcases imperfect women, mothers, and daughters in a collection of short…
Mr. Arashi’s Amazing Freak Show
Review There is no genre of manga that is more avant-garde than the ero guro movement. Ero Guro nansensu is a movement famed for depicting extreme gorey horror with themes…
In Clothes Called Fat
Review Noko is a binge-eater, she suffers from major depression due to crippling insecurity issues and the stress of being bullied at work. To cope with her depressive episodes she…
Love Vibes
Review Cheating is disgusting, whether it be emotional or physical, it is the undoing of a relationship because it destroys the trust that relationships are built upon. I know that…
The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 14
Review This is a rough one to end the series, and I say this as someone who was very happy with who Futaro ends up with at the end. This…
The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 12
Review I love that each of the quints explores their options for the future in this volume. Culinary school is absolutely adorable for Miku, given that she really takes joy…