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Thus far, Glass Fleet has been a less than stellar example of a space opera anime. In my previous review, I stated my low opinion of the series and how I “…wish, fervently and often that the Glass Fleet universe gets sucked into a black hole. Now that I’d watch.” Turns out, someone was listening….... Continue Reading...

It’s been a few months since a sci-fi anime has gotten my undivided attention. Ergo Proxy was the last sci-fi anime that I devoted actual time to. Everything else out there is either too jiggly, too lame, too tongue-in-cheek, or poorly executed. Not just that, but one of my other fave sci-fi genres the space opera - a sub-genre which includes live action favorites Star Wars and Battlestar Galactica - seems to have dwindled away in favor of darker, more speculative sci-fi.... Continue Reading...

Catch up to my review of Witchblade, Volume Four by reading my reviews of Volumes One, Two and Three!... Continue Reading...

If you must catch up with Glass Fleet (and I’m warning you to turn back now!) check out my reviews for Glass Fleet, Volumes One and Two!

As if jury duty wasn’t onerous enough, the Powers That Be must have sensed I had evil lurking in my heart: Yes, I did steal that last piece of pizza! Mwahahahhahah! Do your worst! ... Continue Reading...

Catch up with Xenosaga by reading my review for Volume One first!... Continue Reading...

You might want to catch up with my reviews of Witchblade, Volumes One and Two before reading my review of Volume Three!... Continue Reading...

One of the most iconic vampires in anime, Vampire Hunter D, didn’t get his start in anime. D first came into being in a series of novels by Japanese horror writer, Hideyuki Kikuchi.... Continue Reading...

Read my review of Glass Fleet, Volume One before reading my review of Volume Two!... Continue Reading...