Since the horror manga in October worked out so well, let’s try another theme thing. Because the world was supposed to end this year, this month we’re going apocalyptic with Naoki Urasawa’s SF opus 20th Century Boys. Continue reading →
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Manga Review – Durarara!! Volume 2
We’re wrapping up Manga Mondays for November with volume 2 of Durarara. Continue reading →
Manga Review – The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya Volume 1
Well, I reviewed the TV show. I also reviewed the novel. Now it’s time to take a look at the first volume of the manga. Continue reading →
Weekend Review – Skyfall
A couple weeks late, we have a review of the new James Bond film, Skyfall. Continue reading →
Manga Review – Durarara!! Volume 1
Keeping with the light tone from last week, this week I’ve got a review of a manga that’s connected to another TV show I reviewed earlier – Durarara. So, how does the interweaving non-linear narratives of the novel the TV show was based on carry over to the manga? Continue reading →
Archive.org releases 200 issues of OMNI
Those of you who aren’t young whippersnappers may remember an old science magazine called OMNI. The magazine featured a wide selection of science fiction stories from writers ranging from Issac Asmov to William Gibson, as well as a variety of articles about science and pseudo-science.
Well, The Internet Archive has released scans of OMNI’s first 200 issues for free, which can be found here.
Manga Review – Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Vol. 1
Well, the Halloween manga review was rather grim and depressing. So, let’s lighten things up with something lighter, fluffier, but still genre – the Sailor Moon Manga. Continue reading →
Weekend Review – Claymore
I haven’t done a weekend review for an anime series for a while, so it’s time to clear that up with another anime review. Continue reading →
Manga Review – Uzumaki Volume 3
This Halloween we conclude our Horror manga run with the final volume of Uzumaki. Continue reading →
Manga Review – Uzumaki Volume 2
We continue making our way through Uzumaki, with the volume’s second installment. Continue reading →