Tsutomu Nihei's mecha manga returns in this extra large, expanded edition.

One for the completists; there's very little in the way of new content in this compilation movie.

How you get on with APOSIMZ will depend on how willing you are to committing to reading more than a single volume. This first volume offers little in the way of substantial world building or characters, so all the series really has going for it is Tsutomu Nihei's name.

Conspiracies and cults abound in this brilliant new edition of Naoki Urasawa's sci-fi thriller.

This remastering of a CLAMP classic makes Angelic Layer all dolled up.

A rock-solid start for this Shonen Jump adventure.

Having covered the TV series, we now look at the three OVAs of the cypberpunk anime, and the accompanying guide to the entire collection.

In the first of two reviews, we re-live the TV adaptation of the cyberpunk classic.

Class 3-E are about to graduate, but can they kill their teacher and save the world before that?

Think a long-distance relationship is hard? Try being eight light years away.

Battle Angel Alita: Mars Chronicle is a dystopian SF tale of the red planet; a great page-turner that will appeal to Alita fans and readers who are new to the series alike.

A fantastical exploration of human joy, heartbreak, and discovery, Your Name is Makoto Shinkai’s finest work – and an unmissable masterpiece.

Attractive artwork and Kevin Penkin's excellent soundtrack make Norn9 stand out from other reverse harem anime.

Railgun's humour is still better that that of Index, but also there is some added drama to the mix.

Overall, the action in the second series of A Certain Magical Index is better than the first.

“I had a terrible education. I went to a school for emotionally disturbed teachers.” – Woody Allen

When we last watched Class 3-E of Kunugigaoka High School, the androgynous student Nagisa Shiota…