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X-Men #17

By Jonathan Hickman, Brett Booth, Sunny Gho and Adelso Corona If you’ve wanted to see Jonathan Hickman take on members of the Shi’ar, this is…

9.0 0

Manga, Manga Reviews, Reviews, Yen Press

Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun Volumes 4-6

Story & Art by Aidalro Translation by Alethea Nibley & Athena Nibley Lettering by Jesse Moriarty As the progression of time becomes a more prominent…

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J-Novel Club, Light Novel Reviews, Manga, Manga Reviews, Reviews

Slayers, Volume 4

Story by Hajime Kanzaka Illustrations by Rui Araizumi Translated by Elizabeth Ellis Edited by Megan Denton Lina and Gourry’s journey continues in Slayers Volume 4!…

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Manga, Manga Reviews, Reviews, Vertical

Blood on the Tracks, Volumes 2 & 3

Story & Art by Shuzo Oshimi Edited by Daniel Joseph Translated by Daniel Komen Production by Risa Cho & Evan Hayden The first volume of…

8.0 0

Marvel, Reviews

Cable #7

By Gerry Duggan and Phil Noto After being introduced by Ed Brisson in the pages of Extermination, kid Cable has been a polarizing character. As…

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Manga, Manga Reviews, Reviews, Yen Press

Eniale & Dewiela Volume 1

Story & Art by Kamome Shirahama Translated by Caleb D. Cook Lettered by Abigail Blackman The cacophonous modern world of Eniale & Dewiela couldn’t be…

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Marvel, Reviews

King in Black: Thunderbolts #1

By Matthew Rosenberg and Juan Ferreyra King in Black is taking over almost every Marvel book at this point with the arrival of Knull. Some…

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Manga, Manga Reviews, Reviews, Yen Press

Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun Volumes 2 & 3

Story & Art by Aidalro Translation by Alethea Nibley & Athena Nibley Lettering by Jesse Moriarty Hanako-kun is set apart by its neon-pastel gothic aesthetic,…

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Marvel, Reviews

Hellions #8

By Zeb Wells, Stephen Segovia and David Curiel In my opinion, Hellions has been one of the most exciting titles in the X-line. Zeb Wells…

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Manga, Manga Reviews, Reviews, Yen Press

Im: Great Priest Imhotep, Volumes 2-4

Story & Art by Makoto Morishima Translation by Amanda Haley Lettering by Rochelle Gancio After a standout first volume, IM has comfortably settled into the…