Tag: Viz Media
REVIEW: Love and misunderstandings in BLUE FLAG
Blue Flag is a shonen romance series noted for having a compelling narrative involving queer characters.
REVIEW: A timid girl gets a royal transformation in Keiko Ishihara’s PRINCE FREYA
Prince Freya's juxtaposition of gruesome moments and heated political intrigue with the presence of Freya and her posse of pretty boy guards gives this fantasy manga a surprising edge.
REVIEW: A shot at redemption comes in HELL’S PARADISE: JIGOKURAKU
Jigokuraku is alternately a violent action series and a psychological thriller with compelling, complex characters.
REVIEW: Junji Ito’s NO LONGER HUMAN turns human folly into a haunting tale of...
Ito's adaptation of Osamu Dazai's bestselling novel is a remarkable visualization into mental illness.
New titles on CRUNCHYROLL through distribution deal with VIZ MEDIA
The eighteen titles available for streaming now include Death Note, Sailor Moon R: The Movie, and Vampire Knight.
REVIEW: Coming out of our shell with KOMI CAN’T COMMUNICATE
Komi Can't Communicate is cute and fun, something that injects a little positivity into the world.
REVIEW: Levius awakens to a changed world in LEVIUS /EST
Levius preps for another epic battle as corporate powers wage war in the arena.
REVIEW: NAUSICAÄ is an amaranthine fable of flight and fate
Miyazaki's insect auspex struggles for peace in a world poisoned by men.
Viz Media eyes a big year for manga and anime in 2020
Viz going from gigantic to gargantuan on 2020.
VIZ to publish LEVIUS/EST and new artbooks for TRANSFORMERS and DRAGONBALL in November
Plus the first English-language release of the final 17 episodes of SAILOR MOON: SAILOR STARS.
REVIEW: Art appreciation with CATS OF THE LOUVRE
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.
NYCC ’19: CASTLEVANIA panel light on announcements, but big on heart
Castlevania Season 3 release date has yet to be announced.
