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Living through tough times isn’t easy. Today’s failing economy, the high cost of food and energy, the mortgage crisis, all impact our daily lives. But what if it could get worse? What if, to top off all our current woes, supernatural fiends disrupted our daily lives in ways we could never imagine?
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Our friend Julie over at Manga Maniac Cafe has posted review of the Afro Samurai Manga! Here’s a quote:
Afro Samurai is chock full of action, as page after page of combat flies by. This would be great - if only I could actually see all of that frantic activity. The panels are so [...]

While I mostly watch anime and only occasionally read manga, I have my reasons for preferring anime over manga. It’s not that I dislike manga, on the contrary. One of the reasons for forgoing manga is, manga is more dangerous than anime- for me. With manga, it’s easy to pick it up and reread it over and over again. That’s the dangerous part- over and over again.... Continue Reading...

Light ups the creepy factor and L gets directly involved in Volume Two of the Death Note manga!
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High school can be full of cliques, bullies, arguments, tests and all sorts of other uncool elements. But have you ever been to a school where almost every second is spent fighting? If not, I suggest you step inside the world of Tenjho Tenge, created by manga-ka Oh! great. He also created Air Gear.... Continue Reading...

I’m not a vengeful person. I don’t ever feel the need to smite my enemies. I’m of the opinion that the noxious individuals in my life will figuratively hang themselves given enough rope, and they have. I have a very hands off approach to people I dislike who aren’t actively doing me harm.... 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...

You might wanna catch up with my reviews of E’S Volume One, Volume Two and Volume Three before reading my review of Volume Four!... Continue Reading...