Manga Review: Crown of Love Volume 1
Crown of Love is a new shojo manga from Viz. The author/illustrator is Yun Kouga who is also known for Loveless. Our protagonist is Hisayoshi Tajima, a 16 year-old boy who attends Hakuo High School, well known for its great music and drama programs. He’s very popular with the girls, being nice to all of them. They call him “Kumi”. The story takes off when he helps a girl avoid a bit of trouble. Not knowing who she is, he can’t stop thinking about her.
Manga Review: High School Debut volume 13
When it came to softball, Haruna Nagashima was the top player in middle school. Now that she's in high school, Haruna is hanging up the bat and gloves and focusing all her energy on one thing: getting a boyfriend! But finding the right guy is easier said than done, especially if you're a girl who has never been on a date or even approached a boy directly. Help arrives in the form of Yoh Komiyama, who agrees to be Haruna's love coach. If she can better herself, she has a better chance of finding a boyfriend! But what happens when the student of romance falls in love with her teacher? It's an exciting high school debut of romantic courtship and dramatic hijinks everyone will want to look out for!
Manga Review: Fruits Basket, Ultimate Edition, Volume 4
Tohru Honda was living in a tent, alone, after her mother died. Because Tohru is terribly kindhearted, she did not want to worry her relatives and friends by living with them. Then one fateful day brought Tohru into the world of the Sohma's. As Tohru would quickly find out, the Sohma family has a secret. When certain members are embraced by a member of the opposite sex, they transform into the animal of the zodiac they are possessed by. Tohru ends up living with three of the Sohmas, Yuki (the Rat), Kyo (the Cat), and Shigure (the Dog).
Blu-ray Review: Surrogates
Based on the comic series of the same name, Surrogates delivers a thriller wrapped in an action movie packaging that will keep you locked in your seat for its short, yet sweet duration. The Blu-ray release feels like a similar treat, offering a very small amount of awesome special features packed in with great video and sound quality. Fans of the original comic series as well as fans of sci-fi films in general should pick this one up.
DVD Review: One Piece Season 2 Fifth Voyage
In One Piece Season 2: Fifth Voyage, the battle for Alabasta has begun! Luffy and his friends have been spending all this time traveling through just the outer edges of the Grand Line, battling not only the heat but the agents of Baroque Works.
clarification
is this the forum where we invite joe quesada to lick our collective taints?
or is this the one where we talk about how nomad is out of his mind?
Manga Review: Vampire Hunter D, Volume 4
D is on his way to the next job, when he comes across the scene of a family massacre. The Knight family seems to have been brutally attacked by some dragons. Only the daughter, Lori, survives, but she has severe radiation poisoning. One of the few remaining Mobil Towns was scheduled to meet D at a nearby location. D helps the man who saved Lori, John M. Brasselli Pluto VIII (and nothing less), get Lori to the town's doctor. D has been hired by the mayor of the town to exterminate a Noble who somehow made it into the town. D, however, knows there is much more than that to the story.
Manga Review: Vampire Hunter D, Volume 2
In the small village of Tepes, there is promise, and great fear. Ten years ago, four children went missing, then, a month later, three out of the four returned, with no recollection of what happened. Back to the present, the now grown-up children are living their lives, and one of them has been chosen to be taken to a top school in the capital city. Before the selection committee comes for the girl, however, there is a little problem that needs to be taken care of… a Noble who can hunt during the day?
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