Comic & Manga Reviews
Oh goodness. A Tropical Fish Yearns for Snow Vol. 1 is a gentle and sweet introduction to this story. I can see why fans are utterly enchanted by it; this tale captures your heart right from the start.
Whew. This arc hits HARD. That is especially true for the wrap-up volume, My Hero Academia Vol. 31. Horikoshi isn't pulling punches. To be fair, we're talking about an all-out battle between heroes and villains, so I wouldn't expect anything less.
I don't think Tatsu's adventures will ever end! Seriously, he keeps finding new ways to get up in other people's business. On the bright side, I got to read The Way of the Househusband Vol. 11, so I can hardly complain.
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).
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.
Man, even re-reading this series makes my heart pound! My Hero Academia Vol. 29 brings us to one of the most intense points in the series (which is saying something). We have so many students and heroes working together, and we have no idea how well it's all going to pan out.
Okay, so before I get into this review, let me start by saying I didn’t play the video game Disney Twisted Wonderland. So I went into Disney Twisted-Wonderland, Vol. 1, very blind about everything that was about to happen.
So, hrm. I both love and hate Insomniacs After School Vol. 1. No, wait, that's too strong. Really, I just struggled to get into the swing of things. It's a decent read, but it's clearly not my cup of tea. So, take my review with a grain of salt.
The Way of the Househusband Vol. 10 continues this comedic and delightful series – in hilarious fashion. Okay, that's probably not so much of a surprise at this point. We're ten volumes in at this point, so we're all well aware of the antics Tatsu can get into.
How does this series keep finding new ways to up the ante yet stay playful? Dandadan Vol. 6 is just as chaotic and dangerous as the previous volumes—if not more so. Once again, our favorite characters deal with evils they don't know or comprehend. It's just a normal day for them, huh?
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