Tag: Manga
REVIEW: The HELLSING DELUXE EDITION brings a savage and sexy vampire classic back from...
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.
REIVEW: Method acting takes the spotlight in ACT-AGE
Act-Age presents readers with the mythologized complexities of method acting with plenty of drama and comedy.
Yen Press’ latest acquisitions include six new titles
Among the publisher's acquisitions are three new manga and two light novel adaptations.
REVIEW: Smashing the gender binary with cute maids in LOVE ME FOR WHO I...
This is a must-read manga for anyone who has been searching for a thoughtful, positive representation of non-binarism in fiction.
REVIEW: Get lost in an historical lesbian liaison with GOODBYE, MY ROSE GARDEN
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.
REVIEW: SPY X FAMILY blends espionage and family comedy together in a perfect marriage
SPY x FAMILY does an excellent job of balancing fun espionage action with heartwarming family moments.
REVIEW: WAVE, LISTEN TO ME! is a fun, fresh comedy from a surprising source
Wave, Listen to Me! is a beautifully rendered romantic comedy that is sure to appeal to a broad audience.
Yen Press returns to a galaxy far, far away with new STAR WARS manga...
Two Rebellion-era stories are making the leap to manga.
Study Guide: Osamu Tezuka’s THE TWIN KNIGHTS
The Twin Knights is the third entry in the Study Guide series, casual lesson plans written for teachers in the unexpected COVID-19 classrooms of...
REVIEW: A MAN & HIS CAT is a soothing read for lonely hearts
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.
REVIEW: THE ART OF JUNJI ITO: TWISTED VISIONS is a gorgeous nightmare of an...
Twisted Visions gives fans a small peek into the mind of the artist, and a generous phantasmagoria to enjoy over and over again.
Rainbow Rowell’s FANGIRL is being adapted into a manga series
The first book of the four-volume adaptation will debut in October.
