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The previews that have been running in Shonen Jump have been intriguing. At least there aren’t any moe girls in …Read the Rest
The previews that have been running in Shonen Jump have been intriguing. At least there aren’t any moe girls in …Read the Rest
Did everyone have a good Halloween? Get lots of treats from Trick or Treating, or from your kids, as in …Read the Rest
I’ve been in love with Saiunkoku ever since I first saw the anime. The art is beautiful and story is …Read the Rest
Viz has been hyping changes lately. Back in July, at SDCC, they promised big changes for Shonen Jump. Two weeks …Read the Rest
The countdown continues to the “big changes” promised for Shonen Jump. This issue is more of the same. At only …Read the Rest
Yokai, the ghosts and monsters of Japanese folklore, appear alot in manga, but how often do they get to be …Read the Rest
Though I was slow to get on the Kaori Yuki bandwagon back when Angel Sanctuary came out, her titles such …Read the Rest
Due to illness, I was unable to do a roundup last week, so this week combines the two weeks. So …Read the Rest
Once again, this month’s Shonen Jump feels light as it’s only at 280 pages. Along with the four regulars, there …Read the Rest
Finally getting to read another Ai Yazawa series and seeing how connected her characters are in her world, really makes …Read the Rest
Hetalia: Axis Powers Does Digital Tokyopop, who has tried to be a leader in digital manga, takes a step to …Read the Rest
[Warning: Contains spoilers for One Piece volume 44] It’s hard to lose a character you love in a series. It’s …Read the Rest