Manga

ZOMBIES ASSEMBLE #1 - Marvel Richard "Bishop" [email protected] The post-apocalyptic era of comics and lore has been on a steady wavelength of popularity. We have bear witness to overnight ink and paper...

A major aspect of fiction is reflection: how worlds and characters reflect our world and ourselves, how fantastical situations can serve as allegory to our everyday actions. But “everyday actions” are not...

The thing about Glitterbomb is that it reads so male. Not masculine — male. As in not by women, but about them. I say “them” despite being a lady myself because that’s the effect this comic has: it...

The first collection of Goodnight Punpun by Inio Asano is a tale of growing up that is equal parts humorous and tragic, dense and simple, sincere and exaggerated. When writing children, adults often create...

The tag line reads, “Not your mommy's magical girls”. Oh boy is that the truth. This time on “Keeping It Ghastly” we'll be taking a look at the seinen zombie-magical girl mashup series – Magical Girl...

The second manga of newcomer Izumi Mitsu, known for his work on AnoHana (Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae o Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai), 7th Garden is published in Shueisha's monthly shounen magazine, Jump SQ. Viz...

Anomal is a collection of short stories that is loosely centered around yokai and things of a generally supernatural origin. (I say generally because chapter three is a detective story that is about as...

The winner of Jump's Future Golden Cup award, Tabata Yuuki pens his second series with Black Clover. Originally published in Weekly Shounen Jump, Viz picks up the series in English under the same label. Taylor...

Viz's Shoujo Beat label brings the work of shoujo newcomer Ishihara Keiko to the page with her debut work, The Heiress and the Chauffeur (Ojou-sama no Utenshu). Originally published in Hakusensha's quarterly...

Hideó Suzuki has a hard time with social interactions, but when he's alone it all seems alright. He has locked doors to keep out intruders, an imaginary friend to talk to, and a rifle to remind himself...