King’s Moon: The Life of Akechi Mitsuhide
The Life of Akechi Mitsuhide ― Oda Nobunaga ruled the nation with a scorching force like that of the Sun. …Read the Rest
The Life of Akechi Mitsuhide ― Oda Nobunaga ruled the nation with a scorching force like that of the Sun. …Read the Rest
This week I review the digital-only Jmanga title Japan Sinks Volumes 1-4.
This week I have some comments on Kodansha and their position on older Del Rey titles, and have a series …Read the Rest
This week I take a look some news items; Square Enix shutting down their manga service site, New licenses from …Read the Rest
In a world infected with a deadly virus that turns its victims into zombie-like dolls call Guignols, a traveling band …Read the Rest
In honor of the Manga Movable Feast, this week I talk about the themes in Kaori Yuki’s manga. I also …Read the Rest
Well, what do you know? I’ve managed to record a podcast two weeks in a row, and get them posted! …Read the Rest
I’ve finally done it. I’ve thrown the idea around for several years, but with help and encouragement from my husband, …Read the Rest
When publishers started to seriously bring manga over from Japan, they started with the creme-of-the-crop. For a lot of people …Read the Rest
Researcher Mr. Smith has left the Eihon family and is on his way to Ankara. As he awaits his guide …Read the Rest
In Victorian England, a young girl named Emma is rescued from a life of destitution and raised to become a …Read the Rest
Along the nineteenth-century Silk Road, Amir Halgal, a young woman from a nomadic tribe, is betrothed to a twelve-year-old boy …Read the Rest