Morgana Santilli

Ebisu Yoshikazu’s The Pits of Hell, takes its readers on a wild ride through an angry, disturbed, frustrated man’s psyche.

Wize Wize Beasts is a boys’ love anthology, full of relatively tame stories of male demi-humans navigating same-sex romances against a backdrop of wizarding education.

If you’ve got a penchant for gentle, melancholic magical realism stories involving humanoid cats and explorations of fine art, Cats of the Louvre might just be the manga for you.

A wacky, no-holds-barred glimpse at the life of a former criminal who has given up on his crime family to focus on a more traditional family.

Skull-face Bookseller Honda-san pulls back the curtain on working in book retail through a loosely fictionalized autobiographical account by someone in the industry.

Higashimura is not afraid to make fun of herself, and not afraid to show those parts of her story that are less than flattering.

An exciting addition to the North American manga oeuvre as an example of excellence within its genre.

Essentially, Satoko and Nada is truly wholesome.

Smashed is another triumph of both design and spookiness.

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