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The 12th and final volume of Kou Yaginuma's Twin Spica manga is upon us at last, and it's a bittersweet farewell to a series that hopefully hasn't fallen under the radar for too many. It's a rare treat to follow a story from beginning to …Read more »
It's a sign of good storytelling when even the most solemn of reflective moments resonates with the reader in some way, and that's a skill that mangaka Kou Yaginuma has been honing throughout the run of Twin Spica . If you've been following the series …Read more »
A lot is going on in the latest volume of Kou Yaginuma's Twin Spica . In addition to the space school adventures of the principal cast, one of their peers is possibly about to embark on the opportunity of a lifetime. The pale, eyebrow-less Shu …Read more »
In Kou Yaginuma's Twin Spica , hope springs eternal. Through all of life's painful memories, failures and heartbreaks, that's one thing that remains a constant in this series. As a result, even the lowest moments act as fleeting valleys. Protagonist Asumi Kamogawa remains an inspiration …Read more »
When we last left Asumi Kamogawa, she was in the early stages of admittance to the Tokyo Space School, gradually becoming accustomed to both the rigorous program and the mix of classmates with which she'll have to learn to get along. With someone like Kei, …Read more »
Twin Spica is the story of Asumi Kamogawa, a young girl in Tokyo who's spent most of her life looking toward the skies, and is just now entering a phase in her life where that aspiration can become something tangible. Thus her ambition is cast …Read more »
Apparently a complete takeover of the city of Yokohama was not enough for Pikachu, as the electric-type Pokemon has also moved into the oh-so-fashionable Roppongi Hills building in central Tokyo. In celebration/promotion of the new Pokemon XY movie, Tokyo residents can now visit Pokemon The …Read more »
Hajime Isayama's mega-popular Attack on Titan series is getting the live-action theatrical treatment, and director Shinji Higuchi ( God Warrior Attacks , special effects director on the '90s Gamera films) confirmed the project for two films. Based on the manga, with new elements and characters …Read more »
I don't indulge in nearly as much anime as I do in manga, but the Fate/Zero boxset released yesterday sure is tempting... It's a tough decision to make though when one half-series boxset will cost you double the combined total of every book released this …Read more »
Week two of 2012! And no I won't be counting up the weeks of 2012 until we hit 2013. That said, it's already disorienting seeing the release dates coming out for 2013. It's like Christmas—the moment it's done, we're already seeing Valentine's Day stuff everywhere. …Read more »
Another week, another batch of books! Release dates from different sources have caught up to each other so we've got a bunch of Digital Manga titles entering the direct market. Boys' love, space travel and fantasy adventures await you this Wednesday, so let's dive right …Read more »
It's finally here. It's the week so many of us have been waiting for—for weeks, for months, for years! It's the newly translated, uncensored, right-to-left oriented edition of Sailor Moon ! Not to mention the first time ever that its predecessor, Codename: Sailor V , …Read more »
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