Comic & Manga Reviews
And so the chaos (and drama) continues in Dandadan Vol. 4. This serious is absolutely hilarious. Every time I think it's reached its peak, something else makes me double over laughing. I can't wait until the anime drops.
Upfront confession: I did not read Resident Alien before the TV Series came out. It was actually the other way around. I watched (and loved) the show, so I wanted to see what the source material looked like.
Have you ever found yourself hoping for a series that blends Lady and the Tramp themes with Silence of the Lambs? Well, good news! That is exactly what Stray Dogs promises. So get ready to cry, and probably get a little bit scared at times. You know, just in case.
Aww. Gazing at the Star Next Door Vol. 1 is such a cute start to this series! If you love friends-to-lovers romances, you've got to check this one out! I think this will be a slow-burn romance, but only time will tell.
Oh wow. Even re-reading this series, this arc packs quite the punch. My Hero Academia Vol. 28 throws us back into the Heroes vs. Villains war, and it's intense. We have countless heroes and students on one side, with villains on the other (obviously).
Despite being a big Marvel fan girl, I have never sat down to read all of The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl. I know; shame on me. I'm here to fix that, I promise! I have the entire series stacked right next to me as I write this.
Strayed #1 is the beginning of a new tale from Dark Horse comics. It follows Lou, a gifted cat, and his owner, Kiara Rodriguez. Their tale is one that’ll be perfect for comic book fans and cat lovers alike. Oh, and did we mention it’s set in space?
First, I just want to say that I really loved the cover of The White and Blue Between Us. It's what drew me to it. That said, I'll confess that I was mostly disappointed with this read – it had so much potential!
Well, a whole lot happens in Soul Eater Vol. 9. I'm not even sure where to start. Should I talk about the new arc, the new villain, or the students we got to learn more about? Oh, and let's not forget the Excalibur cameo (cue the weird face).
Once again, X-Men Vol. 2 delivers on the promises made by this new series. Hickman has brought new life to the X-Men, and I am all sorts of here for it. I know it won't last (no comic arc does, much as we'd like that to be untrue), but I will enjoy it while I binge it.
Quirky Cats Comics 