The miracle of childbirth is a new frontier in the autobiographical manga I Don’t Know How To Give Birth! Joseph Noblit July 2, 2021 Articles, Manga, Reviews Preparing to be a mother might be a bit more than mangaka Ayami Kazama can handle as she details in her autobiographical manga I Don’t Know How To...
”Killing Me!” sinks its teeth into Girls Love Faith Orcino July 1, 2021 Articles, Manga, Reviews Girls Love Artist Akiyama’s 2017 series “Killing Me!” presents a comedic tale of enemies in love. Many students admire Saki Fujimiya for her...
”Yuri Life” – Living together has its tiny complexities Faith Orcino July 1, 2021 Articles, Manga, Reviews Yen Press translated Kurukuruhime’s short anthology “Yuri Life” into English back in 2019. The manga contained several sweet stories from the...
”Boys Run the Riot” fights off perceptions and misconceptions Faith Orcino July 1, 2021 Articles, Manga, Reviews Kodansha Comics recently added Keito Gaku’s debut series “Boys Run the Riot” where highschooler Ryo Watari and classmates made their own paths...
”Love Me For Who I Am” shows there is much to understand beyond the binary Faith Orcino June 28, 2021 Articles, Manga, Reviews Seven Seas Entertainment’s collection contains several books featuring queer romances but Kata Konayama’s 2019 series “Love Me Fore Who I Am”...
Live, laugh, and love who you want to love with I Think Our Son Is Gay Joseph Noblit June 28, 2021 Articles, Manga, Reviews With a new series, mangaka Okura brings a cute story about a mother wanting to support her son and who he is in I Think Our Son Is Gay. Tomoko...
Mangaka Kabi Nagata opens up to a page of her life again with My Alcoholic Escape From Reality Joseph Noblit June 19, 2021 Articles, Manga, Reviews Taking another experience of her own life, mangaka Kabi Nagata shares her three week hospitalization and struggles with alcohol in My Alcoholic...
SDIFF 2020 Short Films Spotlight Faith Orcino June 9, 2021 Anime and Film, Articles, Events, Interviews, Korean, Reviews Featured image courtesy of San Diego International Film Festival. The San Diego International Film Festival continued its annual tradition of...
A historical figure comes to life with magic, mechs, and mayhem in Yasuke Joseph Noblit June 6, 2021 Anime and Film, Articles, Reviews LeSean Thomas returns to Netflix with a miniseries that pays homage to the black samurai, Yasuke; along with mashing history, magic, science-fiction,...
Cannon Busters blurs the line between genres to tell the tale of immortal outlaw Philly The Kid Joseph Noblit May 31, 2021 Anime and Film, Articles, Reviews 1 Comment Netflix releases an adaptation of LeSean Thomas’ original comic Cannon Busters, blurring genres of spaghetti western, mecha, fantasy, and steampunk...
