This week I continue with the Silent Mobius Reviews with the manga’s second volume.
Note: While the Silent Mobius manga has been reprinted by Udon Entertainment, their volumes end at different places than Viz’s OOP volumes, though this doesn’t particularly change the story in any way. Continue reading →
This week I’m starting up with reviews of the Silent Mobius manga. I’ve reviewed the anime earlier, but now it’s finally time to move on to the manga. Continue reading →
This weekend we’re revisiting a series I reviewed just about 2 years ago – Silent Mobius. Specifically, we’re reviewing one of the films based on the manga, which pre-dated the TV series by approximately 7 years. Continue reading →
This time I’ve got a review for you of the anime that made Kia Asamiya famous, (at which point you go “Who?”) or at least got him his brief runs on an X-Men title, as well as getting DC to give him permission to write “Batman: Child of Dreams” – which in turn made it back to the US with an English script by Max Allen Collins (which is a review for another time). Anyway – Silent Mobius – is it good, bad or ugly? Continue reading →