Dr. Stone Vol. 2 Review
Dr. Stone concocts a dubious twist. In my previous review for Dr. Stone’s first volume, I stated “certain events” prevented me from disclosing the truth behind Dr. Stone’s opening chapters, namely to the effect that it was “tricking” its readers. With said hoodwink come and gone, it’s time to…
Dragon Ball: That Time I Got Reincarnated as Yamcha! Review
No, your eyes aren’t deceiving you. Poor Yamcha: be it getting impaled, losing every Tenkaichi Budokai, or suffering point-blank explosions by suicidal Saibamen – I’m sorry, “Cultivars” – it’s hard not to feel sorry for everyone’s favorite Dragon Ball punching bag. I mean, let’s face it: we’re talking about…
The Promised Neverland Vol. 6 Review
The secrets of the world are exposed. The name of the game for The Promised Neverland Volume 6 is exposition. It’s good exposition; great exposition, even – we’re all hungry for details on how this demon-eat-child world began, and this volume certainly satisfies much of our curiosity on that…
My Hero Academia Vol. 15 Review
You’d be better be in for the long haul. And so, we’ve finally arrived at what’s easily My Hero Academia’s most polarizing arc: The Overhaul saga. Be it claims of poor pacing, uninteresting villains, or even our suspension of disbelief’s potential collapse, fans still argue whether Kohei Horikoshi’s superhero…
Case Closed Vol. 68 Review
Oh, that tricky kanji! I’m certain I’ve become a broken record when it comes to these Case Closed reviews, mainly with the following lamentable observation: “as always, there are cases involving Japanese wordplay.” Rest assured, there are not one but two cases involving those tricky Kanji characters, Japanese numbers,…
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess: Vol. 4 Review
To Eldin and Lanaryu! Is Akira Himekawa’s adaption of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess still the best Zelda manga around? For sure — granted, I wasn’t as taken with this fourth volume as I was last time, yet I can’t deny I’m far more engaged with this adaption…
Jack Hills’ Top 5 Characters of 2015
Look at all these people who are way better than I am! With another year comes another batch of new video game characters. Some were very good and…
Dead Rising 4 Review (Xbox One)
Merry Frank Westmas The original Dead Rising was one of the first games I ever purchased for the Xbox 360 ten years ago, and was a console exclusive. Being…
Luke Cage – The First Episode
Power Man Luke Cage Makes His Netflix Debut Next To Daredevil and Jessica Jones. Let’s just start by saying if you haven’t seen Daredevil or Jessica Jones on Netflix…
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