The opening panel of this manga is a rear-end shot of a man in a leather thong bending over. I just thought you should know that. Most manga series feature a principle cast of one or two protagonists, and the cast is expanded with supporting …Read more »
I shudder to think of what germaphobes would do if they got their hands on Masayuki Ishikawa's Moyasimon . I'm nothing of the sort, yet doing a little post-read refrigerator cleaning had microscopic organisms bouncing before my very eyes. So yes, more than a few …Read more »
The first question that pops into your head opening Nabari No Ou is "ok, what's different about this one?". After all, do we really need another manga about school boys learning martial arts and training to be ninjas, if it doesn't have some sort of …Read more »
"Wait," you say, "is this a shojo review from the guy that's normally waxing poetic over dudes beating each other up and other such manly manga madness?" Yes, it is; everyone needs a change of pace from time to time, okay? Now that the ever-so-suspect …Read more »
Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman Scorned. In a world where supernatural monsters walk freely in human flesh, only the strongest and most violent individuals can survive. Even then, it often takes a warrior with their own supernatural powers to overcome these creatures. Enter …Read more »
Light Yagami, brilliant and diligent honor student, is bored, and so is Shinigami Ryuk. When Ryuk decides to cure his boredom by dropping a Death Note-a supernatural notebook with the power to kill those whose names are written in it-in the human world, Light happens …Read more »
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