Comic & Manga Reviews
The Heroes vs. Villains arc really hits all sorts of emotional highs and lows, doesn't it? My Hero Academia Vol. 30 brings us back into the fray, and the fight somehow keeps getting more intense. Better yet – more and more heroes (and villains) show up at every turn. I'm loving it (even though it is a re-read).
Thor has been forced to deal with quite a lot in recent years, and it seems Thor #4 will continue that tradition. Here, we have a god who has lost an arm, gone through the trials (and loss) of worthiness, and even a War of the Realms. Now, he's facing a completely different sort of threat.
The quest for a new manga series is neverending, I swear. This time, I’m checking out Kakuriyo: Bed & Breakfast for Spirits, Vol. 1. It was suggested to me as a bit of a cozy fantasy manga with paranormal elements. It did not disappoint.
I'll be honest with you – I love this series! However, I was uncertain what the major changes in Maomao's life would mean. Thankfully, The Apothecary Diaries Vol. 5 calmed me of any lingering concerns I may have had.
The latest run of Thor has provided us with a God of Thunder who has undergone many changes. He now has more mantles than ever to carry, yet it seems like his battle is far from over. At least, not if Thor #3 has anything to say about it.
I started reading Who Made Me a Princess on Tapas a while ago, but I lost my place when the app was updated, so I took a break. Now that I’ve realized there’s a printed version of the series, I’m back! So let’s begin again with Who Made Me a Princess Vol. 1.
I forgot how much I enjoyed this arc in Soul Eater. I think I always forget because it takes me a bit to get into it (every time!). That said, Soul Eater Vol. 10 has so much going on within the pages, with new highs and lows worth checking out.
The long-awaited Thor #2 is finally here, and fans have been discussing this issue. This new series has handed off control to a new creative team, and they’re already taking massive risks with Thor’s character. It’s an exciting time.
How did I not hear about Suitor Armor sooner? I’ve only read the first volume of this series, and I am 100% hooked. I need more, and I need it now (thankfully, it is originally a webcomic, so I can dive right in).
As a major bookworm myself, I knew that I had to give Ascendance of a Bookworm a try. I mean, come on! That said, while I enjoyed Ascendance of a Bookworm Vol. 1, I didn’t end up enjoying it as much as I had hoped.
Quirky Cats Comics 