Again!! Volume 1 Review
Manga Review

Again!! Volume 1 Review

Again!! Volume 1 Review
How would you react if you found yourself reliving your final years at school? Find out how Kinichiro Imamura copes in Again!!, Yuri!!! on Ice’s co-creator Mitsurou Kubo’s first manga to be translated into English.
• 19th March 2018
Crunchyroll’s Manga Service is Still Failing
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Crunchyroll’s Manga Service is Still Failing

Crunchyroll’s Manga Service is Still Failing
Crunchyroll have been in the news lately for both removing a lot of content and adding in some new series, but despite this the service is still struggling. We take a look at the problems plaguing the manga arm of the anime industry's biggest streaming platform.
• 2nd March 2018
Silver Spoon Volume 1 Review
Manga Review

Silver Spoon Volume 1 Review

Silver Spoon Volume 1 Review
Hiromu Arakawa is best known for her Fullmetal Alchemist series, but now we're here to visit her slice-of-life masterpiece Silver Spoon! Thoughtful, funny, and emotional to boot, this new work has a lot going for it.
• 28th February 2018
Orange: Future Review
Manga Review

Orange: Future Review

Orange: Future Review
Orange: Future proves itself to be a worthy continuation of the original series. Filled with the same attention to detail and sensitive approach to difficult topics, this volume is definitely worth your time if you’re a fan of Orange.
• 7th February 2018
Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card Volume 1 Review
Manga Review

Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card Volume 1 Review

Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card Volume 1 Review
The first volume of Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card Arc is a delightful success; from the lovely art and the characters to the new story’s beginnings – all of it feels like a genuine continuation that CLAMP wanted and felt creatively compelled to do. If you’re a CLAMP fan, do not hesitate to pick up this volume.
AUKN Staff • 28th December 2017
In/Spectre Volume 1 Review
Manga Review

In/Spectre Volume 1 Review

In/Spectre Volume 1 Review
Despite the silly name and lack of fanfare around this title, In/Spectre starts off very well with likable characters, sincere chemistry between the two leads and interesting spin on Japanese folklore.
• 19th November 2017