Archive for the ‘Manga D-E’ Category

D. Gray-man Vol. 21 (Manga) Review

Tuesday, November 1st, 2011

“The Radius”:

Title: D. Gray-man Volume 21: The Awakening of Alma Karma

Author: Katsura Hoshino

Distributor: Viz Media/Shonen Jump Advanced

American Release Date: November 1, 2011

Format: Traditional Manga

Genre: Gothic, Supernatural, Action

Publisher Age Rating: T+

Personal Review Rating: C

Similar Series: March Story, Fullmetal Alchemist

 

Alma Karma has finally awoken, but as an akuma.  All Alma wants to do is destroy Kanda.  Walker is tired of having to sacrifice people in order to save people.  Will he be able to save Kanda and Alma?

 

D. Gray-Man Volume 20 (manga review)

Tuesday, March 8th, 2011

D. Gray-man volume 20“The Radius”

D. Gray-Man Volume 20

Author: Katsura Hoshino

Distributor: Viz/Shonen Jump Advanced

American Release Date: Feb. 1st, 2011

Format: Manga / 188 pages

Genre: Supernatural, Gothic, Action, Comedy, and a bit of Sci Fi

Publisher Age Rating: T+ (for Older Teen)

Personal Review Rating: B-

Similar Series: March Story, The Qwaser of Stigmata, Fullmetal Alchemist

Now that Allen has com into contact with the Earl and the Noah Clan, will he allow the 14th take over and officially take is place with the Clan or is there still a shred of hope for the Black Order?

D.Gray-man Vol. 18 (Manga Review)

Thursday, July 22nd, 2010

Title:  D. Gray-man Vol. 18

Author: Katsura Hoshino

Distributor: Viz Media/Shonen Jump

American Release date: August 3, 2010

Format: Manga

Genre: Gothic, supernatural, action, drama, comedy

Publisher age rating: T+

Personal review rating: B-

Phantom G is terrorizing the city, creating copies of himself and stealing priceless artifacts.  Is G really a ghost like he says he is, or is he a phenomenon of Innocents?

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D.Gray-Man: Born of Love and Hate, Vol. 19 (Manga) Review

Tuesday, November 2nd, 2010

“The Radius”:

D.Gray-Man Volume 19

Title: D. Gray-Man Volume 19: Born of Love and Hate

Author: Katsura Hoshino

Distributor: Viz/Shonen Jump Advanced

American Release Date: November 2, 2010

Format: Traditional Manga

Genre: Supernatural, Gothic, Action, Comedy, and a bit of Sci Fi

Publisher Age Rating: T+ (for Older Teen)

Personal Review Rating: C

Similar Series: March Story, The Qwaser of Stigmata, Fullmetal Alchemist

Dawn of the Arcana volume 2 Manga Review

Tuesday, January 24th, 2012

 

“The Radius”:

 

Title: Dawn of the Arcana volume 2 

Artist/Author: Rei Toma

Distributor: Viz Media

American release date: Feb. 7, 2012

Format and length: Shojo manga, 192 pages

Publisher/Industry Age Rating: T for Teen

Overall Personal Rating: A-

Similar series or titles to check out: Sakura Hime

 

Keep your friend close and your enemies even closer.

 

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Death Note Black Edition II (Manga) Review

Tuesday, March 1st, 2011

“The Radius”:Death Note 2

Title: Death Note Black Edition, Volume 2

Authors: Story by Tsugumi Ohba

Art by Takeshi Obata

Distributor: Viz Media/ Shonen Jump Advanced

American Release Date: March 1, 2011

Format: Two-in-One Manga (Volumes 3 and 4)

Genre: Psychological Thriller, Fantasy, Drama, Supernatural

Publisher Age Rating: T+

Overall Personal Rating: A

 

IT’S ALL OVER! Light has been discovered by L, and there’s no getting around it.  Or is there?  Maybe another Kira would help…

 

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Death Note Black Edition, Vol. 1 (Manga) Review

Tuesday, January 11th, 2011

“The Radius”:

Death Note Black Edition 1

Title: Death Note Black Edition, Volume 1

Authors: Story by Tsugumi Ohba

Art by Takeshi Obata

Distributor: Viz Media/ Shonen Jump Advanced

American Release Date: December 28, 2010

Format: Two-in-One Manga (Volumes 1 and 2)

Genre: Psychological Thriller, Fantasy, Drama, Supernatural

Publisher Age Rating: T+

Overall Personal Rating: A

What happens when a Shinigami (“Death God”) and an ingenious human are bored at the same time?  Something really interesting!

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Death Note Black Edition, Volume 3 (manga review)

Monday, April 25th, 2011

Death Note Black Edition, Volume 3“The Radius”:

Title: Death Note Black Edition, Volume 3

Authors: Story by Tsugumi Ohba

Art by Takeshi Obata

Distributor: Viz Media/ Shonen Jump Advanced

American Release Date: May 3rd, 2011

Format: Two-in-One Manga (Volumes 3 and 4)

Genre: Psychological Thriller, Fantasy, Drama, Supernatural

Publisher Age Rating: T+

Overall Personal Rating: A

 

The game is afoot, with Light and Misa locked up in solitary and L waiting for something special to happen, all eyes are are on the outside world to see when the next criminal will die.

 

Demon Sacred, Volume 1

Thursday, October 7th, 2010

Demon Sacred, Volume 1 demon sacred volume 1 review

Author: Natsumi Itsuki

Publisher: Tokyopop

American release date: September 28, 2010

Format, Genre and length: Manga/Fantasy/208 pages

Publisher/Industry Age Rating: Teenage/13+

Overall Personal Rating: B+

Similar series or titles to check out: Genju no Seiza

Demon Sacred, Volume 2

Thursday, October 7th, 2010

Demon Sacred, Volume 2  demon sacred volume 2 review

Author: Natsumi Itsuki

Publisher: Tokyopop

American release date: September 28, 2010

Format, Genre and length: Manga/Fantasy/192 pages

Publisher/Industry Age Rating: Teenage/13+

Overall Personal Rating: A-

Similar series or titles to check out: Genju no Seiza

Mona has named the demonic Keita lookalike K2 – a play on Keita’s name, and the final step to making her control of him complete, as his chain.  Like a petulant child, the strong yet immature demon rebels at the injunction that he cannot go out, throwing tantrums.  Mona and Shinobu feel compelled to explain to him why that is – because he looks just like the most familiar face in Japan, and would be instantly spotted, as we begin volume 2 of Demon Sacred.

Dengeki Daisy Vol. 5 (Manga) Review

Friday, July 1st, 2011

“The Radius”

Title: Dengeki Daisy Vol. 5

Author: Kyousuke Motomi

Publisher: Viz Media/ Shojo Beat

American Release Date: July 5, 2011

Format: Traditional Manga

Genre: Shojo, School Life

Publisher Age Rating: T+ (Older Teen)

Personal Review Rating: C

Similar Series: Hot Gimmick, Love Com,  and  Butterflies, Flowers

 

Teru is now the target to bullying! All because of Daisy, the person she loves most in this world.

 

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Dengeki Daisy Vol. 7 (manga review)

Tuesday, November 1st, 2011

Dengeki Daisy Vol. 7“The Radius”

Dengeki Daisy Vol. 7

Author: Kyousuke Motomi

Publisher: Viz Media/ Shojo Beat

American Release Date: Nov 1, 2011

Format: Traditional Manga

Genre: Shojo, School Life

Publisher Age Rating: T+ (Older Teen)

Personal Review Rating: C

Similar Series: Hot Gimmick, Love Com,  and  Butterflies, Flowers

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Dengeki Daisy Vol. 8 (manga review)

Monday, January 2nd, 2012

“The Radius”

Dengeki Daisy Vol. 8

Author: Kyousuke Motomi

Publisher: Viz Media/ Shojo Beat

American Release Date: Jan 3rd, 2012

Format: Traditional Manga

Genre: Shojo, School Life

Publisher Age Rating: T+ (Older Teen)

Personal Review Rating: B

Similar Series: Hot Gimmick, Love Com,  and  Butterflies, Flowers

 

Life was never easy for Teru, but with Daisy around it seemed a little easier. Now with him making crazy confessions and leaving, what will she do?

 

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Dengeki Daisy, Volume 1

Saturday, July 3rd, 2010

“The Radius”

Dengeki Daisy

Author: Kyousuke Motomi

Publisher: Viz Media

American release date: July 6, 2010

Format/Genre/Length: Manga/Shojo/192 pages

Publisher/Industry Age Rating: Older Teen

Overall Personal Rating: A

Similar series or titles to check out: Hot Gimmick; Butterflies, Flowers

Teru’s brother is dead, leaving her alone in the world – except for an unseen friend named Daisy, who is both her friend and her protector, and the only means of communication Teru has with him are through texts on her phone!

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Dengeki Daisy, Volume 2

Friday, October 8th, 2010

Dengeki Daisy, Volume 2 dengeki daisy volume 2 review

Author: Kyousuke Motomi

Publisher: Viz Media

American release date: October 5, 2010

Format/Genre/Length: Manga/Shojo/200 pages

Publisher/Industry Age Rating: Older Teen/T+

Overall Personal Rating: A

Similar series or titles to check out: Hot Gimmick; Butterflies, Flowers

After the break-in at Teru’s apartment, she’s been staying with Kurosaki at his place.  A strictly platonic arrangement, naturally.    But she’s made herself at home, at his insistence, and texts Daisy with the details, as we begin the second volume of Dengeki Daisy.

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Dengeki Daisy, Volume 3

Tuesday, December 14th, 2010

Dengeki Daisy, Volume 3 dengeki daisy 3 review

Author: Kyousuke Motomi

Publisher: Viz Media

American release date: December 28, 2010

Format/Genre/Length: Manga/Shojo/200 pages

Publisher/Industry Age Rating: Older Teen/T+

Overall Personal Rating: A

Similar series or titles to check out: Hot Gimmick; Butterflies, Flowers

Summer vacation starts tomorrow, and Teru is about to move into an apartment with Riko – a move that is both exciting and sad, as it  means leaving Kurosaki’s side.  She’s conflicted about the move, but thinks it is surely what he wants, to have her out of his hair.  In that case, she’ll just have to make the most out of their last night together!

Dengeki Daisy, Volume 4

Tuesday, March 29th, 2011

Dengeki Daisy, Volume 4  dengeki daisy

Author: Kyousuke Motomi

Publisher: Viz Media

American release date: April 5, 2011

Format/Genre/Length: Manga/Shojo/200 pages

Publisher/Industry Age Rating: Older Teen/T+

Overall Personal Rating: A

Similar series or titles to check out: Hot Gimmick; Butterflies, Flowers

 

Teru knows the truth about Daisy, but she can’t let him know she knows! Are things going to change between her and Kurosaki? Will she be able to keep him from learning that she knows the truth, that he is Daisy?

 

 

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Detroit Metal City, Volume 10 ( manga review)

Saturday, September 17th, 2011

Detroit Metal City, Volume 10“The Radius”

Detroit Metal City, Volume 10

Author: Kiminori Wakasugi

Publisher:  Viz Media / Viz Signature

American release date: September 13th, 2011

Format/Length: Manga/200 pages

Genre: Comedy

Age Rating: M/Mature/Explicit Content

Overall Personal Rating: C

The final showdown and the final understanding of what is really important can sometimes shed light on who a person really is and the denials they have put forth their entire lives.

 

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Detroit Metal City, Volume 6

Monday, September 6th, 2010

Detroit Metal City, Volume 6  Detroit Metal City

Author: Kiminori Wakasugi

Publisher: Viz Signature

American release date: September 14, 2010

Format/Genre/Length: Manga/Comedy/208 pages

Publisher/Industry Age Rating: M/Mature/Explicit Content

Overall Personal Rating: A

If Soichi was scared before, because of the increasing violence of the threats by the unknown Krauser I, he is even more terrified now, after he and the President return to the offices of Black & Death Records to discover them ransacked.  This is it, he thinks, as he runs away from the scrawled graffiti, he’s quitting DMC, finally, the way he’s always planned.  In fact, he’s quitting music entirely!

Detroit Metal City, Volume 8

Sunday, March 6th, 2011

Detroit Metal City, Volume 8  detroit metal city review

Author: Kiminori Wakasugi

Publisher: Viz Signature

American release date: March 8, 2011

Format/Genre/Length: Manga/Comedy/200 pages

Publisher/Industry Age Rating: M/Mature/Explicit Content

Overall Personal Rating: A

The band thinks that the Boss has been a little tense lately (how can they tell?) and they decide to do something nice for her, to help her to relax. So now DMC and the Boss are on a road trip to Izu, to a bed and breakfast with a hot spring. Um, does anyone see potential for disaster here?

 

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