The manga equivalent of a solid B-movie, with plenty of plot twists and visceral jolts, and a dash of social commentary for good measure.

A gorgeously illustrated story about a Frankensamurai in Edo-era Japan.

If you like your manhwa with a healthy dose of pow! and splat!, then Banya The Explosive Delivery Man is for you.

Spawned from a forum thread on the Japanese message board 2channel, Densha Otoko is the true story of an otaku who saved a girl on a train from a belligerent drunk.

Slapstick and silliness abound in this comedy about a teen who sees dead people.

Erin reviews manga that’s guaranteed to make you smarter: Gloom Party, A Patch of Dreams, The Push Man, Pyongyang and Sexy Voice and Robo.

Erin reads Boy Princess, Enchanter, Life and Pretty Maniacs.