It takes a solid back story involving Iori and Seiichi Samura to help bring "Kagurabachi" back to its high standards in its 8th volume!

"Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You" depicts the beautiful bond between two people in need of a cigarette and someone to gripe about the world with.

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Lady Aphrodite arrives in the 8th volume of "Colette Decides to Die", and she makes her presence known!

"Sand", the 5th album from Soft Science, proves yet again why they're one of the premier shoegaze dreampop bands around. Check out their Autumn-themed contribution to this week's Shameless Tuesdays!

Ogasawara Sadamune takes a bow in the 21st volume of "The Elusive Samurai", but not in a way most manga villains often do...

Volume One of "The Amazing Digital Circus" is a perfect 1:1 replication of the original pilot episode. But that could spell trouble for this adaptation if it keeps on this path.

It's a short roll in the hay, but "Lustful Dreamers" is a surprisingly good and risqué adventure.

The grand finale of "Kaiju No. 8" has arrived, and it delivers one of the most satisfying conclusions to grace the pages of Shonen Jump!

On this week’s Duck Amuck TV: Semi-new name, returning to familiar territory, a new hit Shonen Jump series, "King of the Hill", and an [adult swim] Defend Your Ten.

Does One-Way Ticket to the Top take the top prize? And what does the future hold? The final volume of "Show-ha Shoten!" delivers one last punchline!

Alpha and Hifumi join their family's mission, but will they have what it takes to face off against Asa and his minions?

Replicant D6's "Agent 64: Spies Never Die" is an action-packed homage to Nintendo 64 first-person shooters, especially ones involving a certain iconic MI6 agent.

The first half of Ragnarok may be a mess, but the 26th volume of "Undead Unluck" does deliver some heart when it counts!

As "Kaiju Girl Caramelise" shows, not even transforming into a massive creature will stop a girl in love!

Can "Dandadan" still be its crazy self when its main three characters either not entirely themselves or not there at all? Vol. 20 has your answer!

How does the Home Ec club aid Juzo and Noren on their quest to verify their relationship in "Kill Blue" Vol. 8? Did someone say photo ops?!

Even on their 15th album, "The Greatest World", Japan's TsuShiMaMiRe prove they have plenty of fresh melodies and relatable angst to last us a lifetime.

Vol. 14 of "Marriage Toxin" shows that even the elderly can give a whooping like nobody's business!

Eddie Skuller calls upon the power of Tom Waits on his new EP "Blind Love" and in this week's Shameless Tuesdays!

It takes a while, but "The Villainess Who Came to Marry Into the Frontier Noble's Household Is an Exceptionally Capable Wife, Isn't She?" does find a way to be entertaining in places.

Can Nano give Chidori a birthday she's cherish forever? Vol. 11 of "Rainbows After Storms" reveals all!

"Grow Up Show" may have the visual style of a successful three-ring circus, but its narrative isn't exactly Cirque quality.

Even if some of the stories here have been done to death in manga, the 2nd volume of "Shinobi Undercover" still finds a way to make them fun and engaging.

There's plenty of heart and soul coming from this pair of new Sam Lapiedes tracks, on top of an extra dose of inspiration in his Shameless Tuesdays!

Even as Tesla meets his match, his words in Volume 19 of "Record of Ragnarok" will speak volumes to those who believe in a science-filled future!

Either Tatsuki Fujimoto has lost his mind, or he simple doesn't care anymore. But even with either choice, the 21st volume of "Chainsaw Man" is still a gory good time.

Even with it being fictitious, "cocoon - One Summer of Girlhood" goes to great lengths to show how war can turn a beautiful world into chaos.

The second volume of "The Mortifying Ordeal of Being Seen" leans more into being raunchy than sweet. And for once, that's a really bad thing.

"Draw This, Then Die!" is a beautiful-yet-frank look at what it takes to be a successful manga creator.

In the 5th volume of "Yaiba: Samurai Legend", the quest for the Dragon Orb meets its end. But that doesn’t mean the big baddie will be taken down just yet!

The truth behind the world of "Mujina into the Deep" has been peeled back slowly. But in its 4th volume, our main lady Ubume is about to awaken to her own truth...

"The Last Blossom", the latest from the "ODDTAXI" masterminds, shows that even the greatest victories take time, perhaps even by one’s last breath.

BOICHI returns with "The Marshal King", a cowboy epic that dares to one-up the gorgeous majesty he created in "Dr. STONE"!

With its mixture of dark horror and silly banter, "Dara-san of the Reiwa Era" makes for one of Summer 2026's biggest anime surprises.

King Baby Duck roams the many, many rows of doujins, cosplays, and crafts at Comic Market 108!

Kousuke Oono has a knack for making a good ensemble. Volume Fifteen of "The Way of the Househusband" showcases every funny bone these characters have.

Kousuke Oono has a knack for making a good ensemble. Volume Fifteen of "The Way of the Househusband" showcases every funny bone these characters have.

Paru Itagaki reenters the world of anthropomorphic creatures with "Taika's Reason". But is its mystery subplot enough to entice newcomers to her work?

King Baby Duck roams the many, many rows of doujins, cosplays, and crafts at Comic Market 108!

Nasa and Tsukasa head to Hokkaido in the 32nd volume of "Fly Me to the Moon". However, they're not alone...

Nasa and Tsukasa head to Hokkaido in the 32nd volume of "Fly Me to the Moon". However, they're not alone...

On this week’s Duck Amuck in Japan: KonoSuba Live, Fan Expo Boston, an Irish vacation, and…saying goodbye to Japan?

On this week’s Duck Amuck in Japan: KonoSuba Live, Fan Expo Boston, an Irish vacation, and…saying goodbye to Japan?

When even a puppy outshines the titular Super Psychic Policeman Chojo, one has to wonder if the author is intentionally making the manga hero the lamest of the bunch.