Next to shonen action series, I really love manga with comedic elements veering into parody. In a world of media trying to go darkly serious at every turn, I do
Spider-Man is easily one of the most beloved characters of all time. Since his introduction by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko (with Jack Kirby doing some early sketch work) in
I’ve only watched Doctor Who a few times, but I appreciate the episode “Blink” for its tense atmosphere and genuinely scary antagonists. However, the best part about it was
As someone who grew up watching Naruto and is currently binging on My Hero Academia, I have a deep appreciation for the Shonen genre of anime and manga. With a
If you’ve taken even a cursory glance at My Hero Academia, then you know this fact: 80 percent of people are born with quirks, with the other 20 percent
While I’ve been a big shonen fan since the mid-2000s, I didn’t really keep up with Fullmetal Alchemist. While the premise was pretty entertaining, I somehow skipped on
Volume 11 of My Hero Academia contained the series’ best chapters so far. With a climactic battle that ended in bittersweet victory, and a framework set for events moving forward,
It’s often difficult to reconcile the differences between science and magic in a work of fiction that discusses both. However, the concept of both coexisting is a fun one
Back in the days of wooden ships and iron men, both pirates and traders alike kept secret journals called “rutters” that provided key information on the uncharted parts of the
Well, here we are folks: The end of the end of Assassination Classroom. (I know I’ve used that first sentence in the previous volume reviews, but let’s roll
