Manga and Anime
‘No. 5’ Vol. 1 review: Taiyo Matsumoto impresses with the charmingly bizarre
Taiyo Matsumoto's artistic chops continue to be undeniable.
Taiyo Matsumoto's artistic chops continue to be undeniable.
What if we met daily just to beat each other up...and we were both boys?
Now's the time to revisit one of the most influential shōnen manga of all time.
What happens when a college student falls for a crime boss?
Undead Unluck Vol. 1 is a manga full of potential, but not quite realizing it.
The second volume of Chainsaw Man is where the series shines in all of its visceral, gory, crass madness.
Asadora!’s greatest strength is the human story that moves from tragedy to explore new waters.
A fun, funny, and accessible manga about a vampire, insomnia, and love.
One of the funniest, most cynical, but oddly sincere and relatable manga comedies in years.
Itagaki's urban jungle is gorgeous to look at, but its messy ideas might be a little on the wild side.
The King’s Beast Vol. 1 is a manga that lays down a solid foundation of political intrigue, classism, and revenge...
An odd yet charming recurring manga series that fans hold dearly.
