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Reader’s Corner: My Girlfriend’s Child (Vol. 10), Tale of the Wizrain Kingdom (Vol. 1), and Yona of the Dawn (3-in-1 Edition)

It’s a week of endings, new beginnings, and unexpected adventures in Reader’s Corner! We’re saying a bittersweet goodbye to My Girlfriend’s Child, discovering a dragon reincarnated as a young woman in Tale of the Wizrain Kingdom, and revisiting the beloved Yona of the Dawn in a beautiful new three-in-one edition. We’ve also got magical girls,… Read More Reader’s Corner: My Girlfriend’s Child (Vol. 10), Tale of the Wizrain Kingdom (Vol. 1), and Yona of the Dawn (3-in-1 Edition)

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Review: Scenes from Awajima, Vol. 3

Scenes from Awajima continues its understated and melancholic—if subtly optimistic—stories of the young women who attended Awajima Revue School with three new tales in its third volume. As with the previous volumes, these are stories less concerned with grand drama (a surprise—considering the setting—but not a surprise, considering the author) than with the complicated emotions… Read More Review: Scenes from Awajima, Vol. 3

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Reader’s Corner: Villains Are Destined to Die (Vol. 4), The Apothecary Diaries Manga (Vol. 1), and My Hero Academia: Ultra Artworks

It’s a big week in Reader’s Corner, with thrilling conclusions, shocking revelations, and some truly spectacular artwork! We’re celebrating the conclusion of Penelope’s main story in Villains Are Destined to Die, returning to the mysteries of the imperial palace in the manga adaptation of The Apothecary Diaries, and marveling at Kohei Horikoshi’s illustrations in My… Read More Reader’s Corner: Villains Are Destined to Die (Vol. 4), The Apothecary Diaries Manga (Vol. 1), and My Hero Academia: Ultra Artworks

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Reader’s Corner: The Oblivious Girl and the Maidenly Man, The Credits Roll into the Sea, and Daydream Darling

Romance, creativity, anxiety, ambition, and more are all on the menu in this week’s Reader’s Corner! We’re falling for the adorably earnest The Oblivious Girl and the Maidenly Man, watching a sixty-five-year-old widow discover an unexpected new passion in The Credits Roll into the Sea, and exploring the blurry line between imagination and reality in… Read More Reader’s Corner: The Oblivious Girl and the Maidenly Man, The Credits Roll into the Sea, and Daydream Darling

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Reader’s Corner: Always a Catch (Vol. 8), Elden Ring: Distant Tales Between (Vol. 1), and Dorohedoro Illustrations: Mud and Sludge

There’s a wonderfully eclectic mix in this week’s Reader’s Corner! We’re returning to the action-packed romance of Always a Catch, exploring some charming alternate takes on the world of Elden Ring, and diving into the beautifully bizarre artwork of Dorohedoro. Whether you’re here for royal hijinks, whimsical “what if?” stories, or grotesque art that somehow… Read More Reader’s Corner: Always a Catch (Vol. 8), Elden Ring: Distant Tales Between (Vol. 1), and Dorohedoro Illustrations: Mud and Sludge

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Reader’s Corner: Golden Man, Blood-Crawling Princess of a Ruined Country, and The Amazing Digital Circus

It’s time to catch up on some more manga in the latest Reader’s Corner! This week’s lineup takes us from the everyday struggles of a half-dragon teenager to the brutal world of boxing, a seventeenth-century battlefield, a bizarre digital circus, and a superhero mystery. There’s even an SAO survival adventure and a new series that… Read More Reader’s Corner: Golden Man, Blood-Crawling Princess of a Ruined Country, and The Amazing Digital Circus

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Reader’s Corner: Half is More (Vol. 1), The Bubble Love of the Mermaid (Vol. 1), and Almark (Vol. 3)

It’s another trip to the Reader’s Corner, where we’ve got a little something for every kind of reader! This time around, we’re diving into magical mysteries, undercover ninjas, heroic adventures, complicated romances, idol drama, and a thoughtful exploration of what it means to be mixed-race in Japan. Scroll below to read our recommendation—and a few… Read More Reader’s Corner: Half is More (Vol. 1), The Bubble Love of the Mermaid (Vol. 1), and Almark (Vol. 3)

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