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Kiss Me at the Stroke of Midnight Volume 1 Review
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Kiss Me at the Stroke of Midnight Volume 1 Review

Kiss Me at the Stroke of Midnight Volume 1 Review
Kiss Me at the Stroke of Midnight seems like a promising shojo tale at first, but as I delved further into it I found it didn't quite live up to the expectations I had for it. The series wants to be a Cinderella story but unfortunately the cringeworthy comedy and huge age gap between lead characters leave a lot to be desired.
• 20th September 2017
Kigurumi Guardians Volume 1 Review
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Kigurumi Guardians Volume 1 Review

Kigurumi Guardians Volume 1 Review
Kigurumi Guardians delivers a delicious variation on the magical girl theme that’s artfully written and attractively illustrated by Lily Hoshino; a fun read that has more than a few tricks up its sleeve.
• 16th September 2017
I Hear the Sunspot Volume 1 Review
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I Hear the Sunspot Volume 1 Review

I Hear the Sunspot Volume 1 Review
I Hear the Sunspot is a very different work from A Silent Voice but just as worthy of your time for its characterization and bitter-sweet depiction of a nascent relationship. And the artwork is gorgeous. Recommended.
• 14th September 2017
Bleach – Volume 70 Review
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Bleach – Volume 70 Review

Bleach – Volume 70 Review
Bleach continues its path towards completion as Volume 70 hits UK shelves. Battles between enemies and allies, Quincy and Shinigami, and a certain mad scientist gets to have one more insane "I thought of this impossible scenario beforehand" fight!
• 12th August 2017
Aho-Girl, Volume 1 Review
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Aho-Girl, Volume 1 Review

Aho-Girl, Volume 1 Review

“Only two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity, and I’m not sure about the universe.” – Albert Einstein

British comedy is full of classic idiotic characters: Baldrick, Father…

• 16th July 2017
Dragon Ball Super – Volume 1 Review
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Dragon Ball Super – Volume 1 Review

Dragon Ball Super – Volume 1 Review
Dragon Ball Super's manga version arrives in the UK with, appropriately, Volume 1! It covers the first three arcs of the anime, though the first two are extremely brief (to say the least in Resurrection F's case!), all with Toriyama's trademark art style perfectly presented by his personally selected understudy Toyotarou. Let's take a closer look at both the story and how it does and doesn't differ from the anime...
• 13th June 2017
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Finder, Volume 8 Review

Copyright: Finder no Mitsuyaku © 2016 Ayano Yamane

WARNING: This article covers an adult title and may cause offense. May also contain spoilers from earlier volumes.

“A photograph is neither…

• 10th April 2017
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Complex Age Volume 4 Review

“It’s probably not true for everything, but sometimes there are things about your hobby that just aren’t as fun.” – Shiho, Complex Age volume 4

It has been awhile since I reviewed the first…

• 8th April 2017
Erased Volume 1 Review
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Erased Volume 1 Review

Erased Volume 1 Review

Last March I started watching Erased, a mystery story that was being adapted by A-1 Pictures. Over the course of its airing many anime fans took notice of the series and by the end of its run we were…

• 8th March 2017
Bleach Volume 68
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Bleach Volume 68

Bleach Volume 68

The Ordinary Peace

The first volume of Bleach to be released in the UK after its official end over in Japan, Volume 68 does its best to regroup everyone for one last push, but does it do well?

The battle…

• 2nd December 2016
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Review of Scumbag Loser

SAITEIHEN NO OTOKO -Scumbag Loser- vols 1, 2, 3 © 2012, 2013 Mikoto Yamaguti / SQUARE ENIX CO., LTD.

“Employee of the month is a good example of how somebody can be both a winner and a loser at the same…

• 23rd November 2016