My Hero Academia Vol. 12 Review
Can Midoriya overcome his biggest weakness? Training arcs: love ’em or hate ’em, they’ve been staples of Shonen manga since the dawn of time. While My Hero Academia has interspersed training sessions throughout such as the hero internships, Kohei Horikoshi’s brisk pacing ensures we never dwell on them for…
The Promised Neverland Vol. 3 Review
More twists and turns impede the unfortunate children of Grace Field. How does Kaiu Shirai keep doing it? Not that Posuka Demizu doesn’t deserve immense credit for her stunning art, but Shirai’s talent in gripping cat-and-mouse play and steady flow of shocking revelations comes across as easy as breathing,…
Rick and Morty #36 Review (Comic)
Hungry for Rick and Morty? While Rick and Morty Season Four may be in limbo due to various contract negotiations, the show still continues, if only in spirit, in its comic book form. If you’re a fan who has been avoiding the comics from Oni Press all…
Song of Blood and Stone Review (Book)
Magic, Romance, and Race Take The Forefront in L. Penelope’s Song of Blood and Stone Fantasy has some trouble these days with representation. Specifically, it has a lot of issues with being anything more than worlds filled with to the brim with white people. Be it elves, dwarves,…
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Vol. 3 Review
The best Zelda manga yet continues! Let’s get to the point: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess is not just the best Zelda manga under female duo Akira Himekawa but the best Zelda manga period. Not that there are many competing for that title — only Shotaro Ishinomori’s take…
Kaguya-Sama: Love Is War Vol. 1 Review
Who will lose first in this game of love?!? Now here’s a manga rom-com trying something new: the pair trying to get each other to confess first. In Aka Akasuka’s Kaguya-Sama: Love is War, we are introduced to Kaguya Shinomiya and Miyuki Shirogane — respectively the vice-president and president of…
Top 6 Retro-Gaming YouTube Channels
Let’s Go Toobin’! I long for the days of chatting about video games on the playground during recess. We didn’t need websites or magazines to tell us which…
Armikrog Review (PS4)
Does Armikrog’s claymation keep its form or collapse into mush? As a child, I was a keen watcher of Wallace and Gromit’s The Wrong Trousers and James and the Giant…
The Promised Neverland Vol. 2 Review
More mysterious abound in this masterful thriller! The first volume of Kaiu Shirai and Posuka Demizu’s The Promised Neverland was unlike anything else Weekly Shonen Jump had published prior,…
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