Tag: Manga
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.
KEEP YOUR HANDS OFF EIZOUKEN! manga arriving this year from Dark Horse
Actually, I want to keep my hands on this manga.
REVIEW: Love and misunderstandings in BLUE FLAG
Blue Flag is a shonen romance series noted for having a compelling narrative involving queer characters.
REVIEW: MY ANDROGYNOUS BOYFRIEND sweetly says “no thank you” to gender norms
My Androgynous Boyfriend is populated by charming characters, a sweet romance grounded in real mutual affection, and a clean, fashionable, and fun aesthetic.
REVIEW: MY FATHER IS A UNICORN brings new meaning to the phrase “nontraditional family”
Monaka Suzuki’s My Father Is a Unicorn is a sweet and silly comedy centered around a most preposterous “what-if” scenario.
INDIE VIEW: ‘The Man Without Talent’ throws a profound pity party
The Man Without Talent
By Yoshiharu Tsuge
Translated by Ryan Holmberg
New York Review Comics
The Man Without Talent is not exactly an autobiography, but as revealed in...
