Tag: Manga
REVIEW: KEEP YOUR HANDS OFF EIZOUKEN! or you may catch theirs
Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! Vol. 1
Story and art by Sumito Ōwara
Translated by Kumar Sivasubramanian
Lettered by Susie Lee
Published by Dark Horse Comics
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Kodansha USA launches ATTACK ON TITAN Humble Manga Bundle
Catch up with the manga as the final season of the anime airs!
Kodansha USA partners with INKR Comics to bring manga to your phone
Manga series like Your Lie in April and Attack on Titan are among this weeks addition to the INKR Comics app library.
INTERVIEW & EXCERPT: Waka Hirako explores suicide and abuse in MY BROKEN MARIKO
Hirako taps into intimate experiences in an attempt to dispel the outrage, sadness, and helplessness survivors feel.
Yen Press announces MY BROKEN MARIKO manga
Story of a friendship shattered by suicide is an emotional story for adult readers
REVIEW: The MAISON IKKOKU reprint brings early Rumiko Takahashi to a new audience
Maison Ikkoku is a Rumiko Takahashi romcom, and her very specific brand of action, comedy, and romance are baked together into a manga classic.
REVIEW: DAILY LIVES OF HIGH SCHOOL BOYS revels in carefree silliness
The Daily Lives of High School Boys provides a low-stakes, slice-of-life comedy that will keep readers in stitches over the weird antics of its young cast.
REVIEW: I DON’T KNOW HOW TO GIVE BIRTH provides a humorous glimpse into one...
I Don’t Know How to Give Birth! mixes personal experience with general educational information.
REVIEW: Junji Ito’s VENUS IN THE BLIND SPOT deals in the terror of obsession
Complete with color pages, this tome contains some of Ito’s best stories to date, blending the beautiful, the intimate, and the grotesque in the artist’s exemplary style.
REVIEW: I HAD THAT SAME DREAM AGAIN reflects upon the meaning of happiness
I Had That Same Dream Again is emotional, though ultimately it is a happy, uplifting story.
REVIEW: Naoki Urasawa’s MUJIRUSHI crosses continents in the pursuit of a dream
Mujirushi is a warm and funny manga, teeming with Urasawa’s signature style and skill.
REVIEW: Uncommon fairy tale romances are the focus in LOVE ON THE OTHER SIDE
This anthology collects tales of interspecies love, where young humans find themselves attached to humanoid or otherwise anthropomorphised beasts.
