Oishinbo A la Carte Volume 1: Japanese Cuisine: Manga Movable Feast
Japanese Cuisine introduces us to the fundamental ingredients–rice, sashimi, green tea, and dashi (cooking stock)–that constitute the soul of the …Read the Rest
Japanese Cuisine introduces us to the fundamental ingredients–rice, sashimi, green tea, and dashi (cooking stock)–that constitute the soul of the …Read the Rest
The first of the heaven-sent bottles is revealed in these pages. No less gripping: the dramas of memory that unfold …Read the Rest
Welcome to Ikebukuro, where Tokyo’s wildest characters gather!! Meet an ordinary boy who daydreams about the extraordinary. A naive stalker …Read the Rest
It’s been quite the jugglefest for me lately. I’ve read 5 volumes of Spiral, finished Black Gate (review coming soon), …Read the Rest
It’s May and that means it’s time to show some love to our furry (and sometimes not so furry) friends! …Read the Rest
The Wallflower got off to a rough start with me, but by the end of volume 10, I was starting …Read the Rest
Continuing my ASPCA Prevention of Cruelty to Animals month coverage, I started to notice a pattern in some of the …Read the Rest
I’ve had The Wallflower sitting on my bookshelf unread for 3-4 years now. I didn’t know anything about the manga …Read the Rest
As I looked through my piles of manga, I realized I had more unread Viz Signature titles than I thought. …Read the Rest
In a city so dismal it’s known only as “the Hole,” a clan of Sorcerers have been plucking people off …Read the Rest
April is the ASPCA’s Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month. Human cruelty to animals is nothing new. Our faithful companions …Read the Rest
Wow, how oddly appropriate that I not only have week 13 of my Manga Wrap Up happen during a week …Read the Rest