Manga Review

The Old Master challenges Nao and Tsubaki to a duel, promising that whoever makes the most delicious sweet can inherit Kogetsuan. While the two put their all into creating something to satisfy the Old Master, those around them have secrets to get off their chest...

Volume 2 of My Dear Agent sees Riichi and coworker turned boyfriend Tachibana enjoying their new relationship, but how well does Riichi really know his new partner?

Mao and Hishasi are good friends who share a dorm room at high school – but no more than friends. So will Mao’s involvement in the film club’s new project change how they see each other?

Miyo Saimori has finally found her place the world, at Kiyoka Kudo’s side as his fiancée. But her cruel stepmother and half-sister Kaya are not done with her. Can Miyo ever truly be happy? Find out in our review!

Aria The Masterpiece Volume 7 delivers a wonderful conclusion to a superb manga series that brings the story full circle, whilst showcasing how the central trio have matured and found their way, offering a glimpse into the future that provides a satisfying finale.

Sunbeams in the Sky sees twin sisters Mio and Himari swapping places for a couple of days, but after a traumatic incident leads to Himari becoming a shut-in, will she be able to take her sister's place at school?

Shintaro has been living with Towa for almost a week and so far he's kept her safe, but now he's in trouble as childhood friend Tsumugi has seen her flying around! All this and more in the second volume of Studio Apartment, Good Lighting, Angel Included.

Volume 2 of Run Away With Me, Girl sees Midori and Maki taking a trip to visit friend Komari. Away from their everyday lives, can they figure out the feelings they have for one another and the future they want?

Hiromu Arakawa returns to the English manga scene with a brand new shonen series. But does it hit the heights of her other beloved works?

A part-time teaching role working with children finds Yatora learning as much from his young charges as they do from him…before he’s plunged back into the second year of his art course, where he comes up against the fearsome Professor Inukai. Perhaps he’s not cut out to study art at university…?

Volume 2 of Last Gender: When We Are Nameless follows the story of several more visitors to BAR California, all looking for shelter from the harshness of the outside world and a place where they can simply exist as who they are.

Fans of the Parallel World Pharmacy anime can now experience the story through its manga adaptation, but does it prove a good way to follow the series?

Taking an entertaining but critical look at the world of video game QA testing, Quality Assurance in Another World sees a group of testers, along with main character Haga, trapped in the video game they were working on. After losing several of his colleagues and friends to the bugs and glitches caused by the forbidden “Debug Mode”, Haga resolves to continue to test and go through the entire game, hoping that when he eventually clears it, all those trapped within will finally be able to log out.

A Condition Called Love follows a girl who has no interest in love and expects to never experience it, but when she meets a boy who has never experienced anything but the most shallow of relationships and proclaims her his 'girl of destiny' her feelings slowly begin to change.

It’s hard work being part of a singing duo – but even harder when you learn that your partner is possessed by the spirit of a famous dead female idol! Yoshino goes into a slump, leaving Niyodo (aided by the ghostly Asahi) to try to carry on alone. Is this the end for ZINGS?

Tinasha is getting used to living at the castle, doing odd jobs while she researches Oscar's curse. While people are welcoming of her presence, there are nefarious schemes being put in motion behind the scenes...