“Giant Spider and Me: A Post-Apocalyptic Tale” – It sometimes to take two to survive Faith Orcino July 31, 2018 Articles, Manga, Reviews Artist Kikori Morino transports readers to a world that left the age of modernity in “Giant Spider and Me: A Post-Apocalyptic Tale”. Nagi lives by herself in the woods, waiting for her father went on a...
“Sorry For My Familiar” – Cooperation is better than domination Faith Orcino July 29, 2018 Articles, Manga, Reviews Tekka Yaguraba’s 2016 series “Sorry For My Familiar” is a funny fantasy adventure that is not afraid of taking a closer look at strange creatures. Luck was rarely on Patty’s side. He father ditched...
“My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness” – Autobiography shows the value in the small steps of progress Faith Orcino June 25, 2018 Articles, Manga, Reviews Readers dove into the life of artist Kabi Nagata as she retells the path she took to creating her 2016 autobiography “My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness” and how she tackled the crisis she had in her...
“Nameless Asterism” – Keeping the constellation of loved ones might be tricky Faith Orcino June 21, 2018 Articles, Manga, Reviews Kina Kobayashi’s debut manga series “Nameless Asterism” features a trio of friends but as the days pass by in junior high, secrets each have about the others grow and strain their...
“The Bride Was a Boy” – Finding one’s true self will bring surprising results Faith Orcino June 20, 2018 Articles, Manga, Reviews Publisher Seven Seas Entertainment brings their English translation of artist Chii’s “The Bride Was a Boy”, an illustrated narrative of her transition. Readers dove into Chii’s past and followed her...
“Miss Kobayashi”s Dragon Maid: Kanna’s Daily Life” – Spin-off shines a brighter light on the small things Faith Orcino June 6, 2018 Articles, Manga, Reviews Fans of the hit series "Miss Koboyashi's Dragon Maid" can get more from the comical world with artist Mitsuhiro Kimura's manga featuring the young dragon, Kanna. Ever since she began living with Miss...
“Juana and the Dragonewts’ Seven Kingdoms” – Two of strange feathers will end up finding each other Faith Orcino May 30, 2018 Articles, Manga, Reviews The Dragonewts are the top species of Earth in artist Kiyohisa Tanaka’s series “Juana and the Dragonewts’ Seven Kingdoms.” While the reptilian creatures have a human way of life, it appears that people...
“Unmagical Girl” – Fictional characters try to claim their stake in the real world Faith Orcino May 30, 2018 Articles, Manga, Reviews Writer Ryouichi Yokoyama and artist Manmaru Uetsuki bring their own twist to the popular fantasy genre with their book “Unmagical Girl”. Mayuri Tanahashi is the daughter of anime director Suguru, and...
“Slumbering Beauty” – Hitting the snooze button might lead to godly consequences Faith Orcino March 29, 2018 Articles, Manga, Reviews Creator of "Bunny Drop" Yumi Unita brings her readers to an unique adventure into Japanese mythology with her latest manga "Slumbering Beauty." Yoneko Ibaragi is infamous for dozing off and sleeping most of...
“Beasts of Abigaile” – It’s hard being a sheep trapped in wolf’s clothing Faith Orcino March 18, 2018 Articles, Manga, Reviews Artist Spica Aoki transports readers in her 2015 series "Beasts of Abigaile" to the land of Ruberia as leading lady Nina Tsukishiro as she settles into her new home. Excitement fills her as she explores the...
