Morgana Santilli

With a blood red hardcover, ribbon bookmark, and nearly 700 7"x10" pages of gruesome adventure, Hellsing is a beautiful addition to any serious manga collector’s shelves.

Act-Age presents readers with the mythologized complexities of method acting with plenty of drama and comedy.

This is a must-read manga for anyone who has been searching for a thoughtful, positive representation of non-binarism in fiction.

Though Goodbye, My Rose Garden seems at first blush that it is one of those doom and gloom queer romances, there is surprising hope and levity at play.

This story’s power lies in making the reader consider that age, though it does highlight some key differences between people, should not stand in the way of meaningful friendships.

How Do We Relationship? is a reprieve from the endless toothless yuri series that center around ephemeral same-sex obsessions that are expected to fade as the girls involved grow into adulthood.

SPY x FAMILY does an excellent job of balancing fun espionage action with heartwarming family moments.

Wave, Listen to Me! is a beautifully rendered romantic comedy that is sure to appeal to a broad audience.

What makes Ping Pong stand out, as with all of Matsumoto’s manga, is his artwork.

A Man & His Cat is a gentle, peaceful story tinged with melancholy -- ultimately a low-stakes, feel-good comic about finding a new normal on the other side of grief.

Twisted Visions gives fans a small peek into the mind of the artist, and a generous phantasmagoria to enjoy over and over again.

Not Your Idol is a thrilling page-turner of a drama about the multiplicity of femininity and how people - and readers - see themselves.