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Jonah despises arms dealers yet finds himself working for one! Sadly, hilarity doesn’t ensue.

A Chinese-influenced mixture of great art and not-so-great story.

Bonus minis featuring the final volumes of Brilliant Blue and O-Parts Hunter and more!

Including Dogs: Bullets & Carnage, the finale of Chibi Vampire and more!

The most fun you can have reading about people embarrassing themselves on dates.

Whatever the Korean equivalent of josei is, this is it!

The first volume of Soul Eater—more confusing than cool?

Featuring Fairy Tail, Goong, Shinobi Life, and more!

Here’s hoping they don’t kill the curse too quickly.

More structurally sound than the title implies.

We also take a look at the latest volumes of High School Debut, Rasetsu, and NANA!

Also includes reviews of The Gentlemen’s Alliance Cross and Haruka: Beyond the Stream of Time!

Includes reviews for Kimi ni Todoke: From Me to You and Sand Chronicles, too!

The PCS crew welcomes its newest member, Jennifer Dunbar!

The PCS crew considers the manga series their lives resemble and those they just wish they did.

Sam takes a look at VIZ’s new Shonen Sunday website.

Who is Frederik Schodt and why is he so important?

Rampaging space chickens, energy-blasting crotch-mounted weaponry, and more!

Melinda, Jennifer, and Michelle on three titles geared for the aspiring artist.

God of Manga makes both an excellent reference guide and a fascinating bit of pop-biography.

A mixture of philosophy, horror and science merge in this enthralling horror/mystery release from Vertical.

A thorough, satisfying, and enjoyable look at Tezuka and his work.

Faust returns with more cutting-edge fiction from Japan!

A staggeringly creative but deeply flawed book.