Foolin’ Around
Playing pranks is nothing new, and April Fool’s Day, which started out as a European tradition has spread all over …Read the Rest
Playing pranks is nothing new, and April Fool’s Day, which started out as a European tradition has spread all over …Read the Rest
St. Patrick’s Day is a decidedly American holiday that really isn’t celebrated or even mentioned outside of the US. But …Read the Rest
Women creators in manga isn’t as an unusual thing as they are here in the US. Over here, publishers have …Read the Rest
This week begins the Chinese New Year. This traditional Chinese holiday is based on a lunar calendar and is associated …Read the Rest
After the NYT posted a graphic novel gift list now with manga on it, David Welsh sent out a call …Read the Rest
I’m a very crafty person. Starting when I was young, my mother taught me to embroider in order to keep …Read the Rest
Last year, I talked about a bunch of the manga that was out that I thought was most appropriate to read on a dark and spooky nights of Halloween. This year, I want to narrow my focus some, and look at some manga that isn’t particularly spooky, but features some traditional monsters, both eastern and western.
For Mother’s Day, I wrote a post (and updated it) about Moms in manga and how they can affect the …Read the Rest
I know it’s a little late for Mother’s Day, but as long as it’s still May, I figure I can …Read the Rest
My how time flies! I can’t believe Easter is already upon us! Ah, that springtime holiday where everyone buys big, …Read the Rest
It’s that time of year again when ghosts and goblins come out to play. Do you want to get into …Read the Rest
Avast ye mateys! It bein’ International Talk Like a Pirate Day an’ all, ye may be lookin’ fer some booty …Read the Rest