Comic & Manga Reviews
Series: With You and the RainAuthor/Artist: Ko KidaidoPublisher: KodanshaReleased: November 23, 2021Received: NetGalley I was immediately drawn to With You and the Rain Vol. 1, as the art style, subject, and title all seemed endearing and cute. You guys know how much of a sucker I am for emotional manga reads! How does the saying go? "If... Continue Reading →
Series: The Dawn of the WitchArtist: TatsuwoCreator: Kakeru KobashiriCharacter Design: Takashi IwasakiPublisher: Kodansha ComicsReleased: March 23, 2021Received: NetGalley It's that time again! My latest read for Manga Monday is The Dawn of the Witch Vol. 1, another comic from Kodansha. The thing I love about Kodansha Comics is that there is a wide variety of stories... Continue Reading →
Series: My Mast Has No TailAuthor/Artist: T N S KTranslator: M. FulcrumPublisher: KodanshaReleased: December 7, 2021Received: NetGalley Time to try another manga series! This time I'm going to give My Master Has No Tail, Vol. 1. I've been feeling like I need something more humorous, and I'm really hoping My Master Has No Tail hits the spot. Mameda... Continue Reading →
Are you looking for a series that is original and yet utterly endearing? Consider trying What Did You Eat Yesterday?
Apparently, I've been on a bit of a romance binge with manga, and I'm okay with that. Next on my list is Lovesick Ellie, Vol. 1. It's one part romance and one part comedy, making it the perfect balance, as far as I'm concerned.
What would you do if your idol transferred to your school, but nobody seemed to recognize her? This is the question that My Idol Sits the Next Desk Over! Vol. 1 decided to tackle.
So I'm a little bit late to this one. Vampire Dormitory Vol. 1 first dropped in 2019, and I only recently found it. On the bright side, there are plenty more books in the series for me to dive into! (I hope my library has them!).
Who doesn't love a good harem manga every now and then? Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister Vol. 1 sets up the most unlikely of scenarios, forcing the main character into quite the predicament. All for our sake, of course.
Lately, it seems like a particular trope in manga keeps making its way onto my desk. In this trope, we get to read about manga artists creating their work (in manga). Yet there's something inherently appealing about this, so I'm not complaining! Next up for me is The Transcendent One-Sided Love of Yoshida the Catch Vol. 1.
Are you looking for an introspective novel that will make you think? Then look no further! The Lines That Define Me Volume 1 is here!
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