A "strictly limited run" of Sailor Moon The Super Live, the musical stage show based on Naoko Takeuchi's Sailor Moon manga, comes to London in February 2025.
An interesting spin-off from the Quantic Dreams game with a lot of potential to tell stories within this world, but does the manga accomplish this? Find out in our review.
A fun, emotionally satisfying tale of adventure about how books and stories should be shared and nurtured, not kept away from everyone. Out now via Yen Press.
This series isn’t perfect but it’s really trying to be an engaging, Alice in Wonderland-esque adventure with love for books and stories at the centre of it.
It’s that time of year again: Pumpkin Spice is the flavour of the month in your local café, the supermarket shelves are filled with tempting spider/bat/skeleton snacks, and the nights are getting…
This fantasy manga stumbles at the very start but there’s enough really good material in here to forgive its early pacing and world-building issues - available now!
Despite a few bumps in the pacing and plot, Rozé of the Recapture is a worthy sequel to one of the biggest anime series of the 2000s. Streaming now on Disney+!
Falling in love may not be the goal of the villainess, but the story is still an easy to enjoy story with pretty art, interesting story titbits shared across the book and handsome men to keep you hooked.
Summer is here in both in this manga and in the UK, and The Moon on a Rainy Night is a continuing evolving tale, showing the complex lives of these characters and how life-changing events can affect us.
Has the Spring 2024 Season proved to be a good one, filled with series that our reviewers have looked forward to, week after week? What have been the gems? Has it been a ‘something for everyone’ season…