Comic & Manga Reviews
I'm pretty sure I've heard about The Sandman my whole life (I just checked, and yep – the series is older than I am). Despite this, I've been REALLY bad and never read it. I've always meant to, but you know how life is.
Rat Queens #19 was an issue that took our breath away and left fans concerned for the series' fate. And then Rat Queens #20 came along, and it simultaneously soothed our wounds and inflamed them all over again.
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Self-Love Club is cute, sweet, and all too real. The comics will likely resonate with many readers, and Hyesu Lee takes elements from real life and turns them into tiny, comical vignettes. Best of all, there are simple lessons we can all learn from her words (and art, obviously).
Once upon a time, a man named Tatsu was a fierce member of the Yakuza. He was known as the Immortal Dragon and infamous for everything he did – and survived. But that was years ago. Now he's a househusband and quite dedicated to the job.
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I think it's safe to say that Twilight has his hands full. Let's see, he's got a faux family to uphold, internal politics, a difficult mission, secondary missions, and now a protegee trying to force her way into the mix? Yep, that's a lot!
If you’ve been reading Rat Queens as of late, then you know there have been many changes going on. And it all seems to have led us to this point in Rat Queens #19. This was a dramatic issue, bringing about more change and addressing what already occurred.
Yoi has always been known as "the Prince." This is because she's so handsome that people have trouble thinking of her as anything else. The fact that she acts princely certainly doesn't help things. Given this life, Yoi is completely unprepared for the attention of a boy, any boy. Yet Ichimura can't resist getting to know her.
Tatsu may have traded his life as a Yakuza away in favor of becoming a househusband, but it's clear that his life is never dull! The man certainly finds new and unique ways of keeping himself busy, as evidenced in The Way of the Househusband Vol. 4.
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