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Inspired by Japanese cinema, manga, and graphic design, Fonotune: An Electric Fairytale, is an intriguing new film by first time feature director Fint (aka Fabian Huebner), which may well divide audiences.
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While Kei Sanbe’s latest manga isn’t a time travel fantasy per se, its immature hero’s adulthood has its foundation in a horrific childhood that leaks here and there by …
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Like Hunger Games meets Suicide Squad, in Juni Taisen Zodiac War Volume One, a supervillian fight club pits various cuddly psychopathic furries possessed by the animals of the Chinese zodiac …
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As I remarked in my review of Dead Dead Demon’s Dededede Destruction Volume One, Asano hasn’t varied his formula much from Goodnight Punpun, with the exception that he’s stacking his …
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Whereas volumes one through four covered the quest for Falin, Delicious in Dungeon Volume Five begins a new arc which not only pits several adventuring groups against each other, but …
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While faux dungeon delicacies were presented as the hook for this manga, by Delicious in Dungeon Volume Four, it has matured into a love letter to fantasy-themed role-playing games, with …
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One of my favorite Loot Anime crates to date due to two Astro Boy items, Defend included not only two heroic tee-shirts, but a gym rag to buff your inner …
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Joining the expanded Star Wars universe is the manga adaptation of Star Wars Lost Stars, a bildungsroman about Imperial cadets. Lost Stars possesses not only appealing line art, but the Star …
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While the titular hero of Dr. Stone is Senku, who earns that sobriquet as he crafts the cure for the petrification epidemic which froze human history, human civilization, and, in …
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My Hero Academia Volume 13 is marked by several shifts in tone and content, as the free-for-all format of the provincial licensing exam concludes with a canned catastrophe; in a …
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Sacrificial Princess and the King of Beasts is a unique reversal on the Beauty and the Beast myth–rather than a man cursed to be a beast, the King of Beasts …
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Less science fiction than “skiffy” adventure comedy, Kenta Shinohara’s Astra Lost in Space crams nine kids into a shonen manga trope spam (the faux meat, not the e-mail), then rockets …
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