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Tag Archives: Viz Media
School Judgment: Gakkyu Hotei (Viz)
Review: 4.5/5 – Courtroom Drama was Never Like This by ComicSpectrum reviewer Al Sparrow. Without revealing too much about the Bruce Wayne side of my existence, when I’m not writing reviews or reading comics, I earn my living working in … Continue reading
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Tagged Courtroom, Drama, Judge, Lawyer, manga, School Judgement, Viz Media
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Deadman Wonderland v12 (Viz)
Rating: 4/5 – Survival At Its Most Insane in a Prison for Heinous Felons! by ComicSpectrum reviewer Adam Brunell I’m not much of a Manga reader, but Deadman Wonderland was highly recommended by a friend of mine. I fought him … Continue reading
Master Keaton Vol. 1 (Viz Media)
Rating: 5/5 – An Unlikely Hero From One of Manga’s Best Creators. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Al Sparrow. In our comic book world of cape-wearing superheroes, galaxy-guarding spacefarers, or grim and gritty zombie fighters, it might be difficult to fathom that … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th Century Boys, manga, Master Keaton, Monster, Naoki Urasawa, Viz Media
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Assassination Classroom Vol. 1 (Viz Media)
Rating: 3/5 – These Students Would Kill to Reach Graduation. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Al Sparrow. Chances are, as you went through high school, you had that one teacher…the one you just didn’t like. Maybe they flunked you on that one … Continue reading
My Love Story Vol. 1 (Viz Media)
Rating: 5/5 – A Decidedly Different Shoujo Story. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Al Sparrow. I consider myself fairly genre-savvy when it comes to manga, even shoujo (girls) manga. Lord knows I’ve read enough books about a young high-school girl’s pursuit of … Continue reading
Excel Saga v27 (Viz Media)
Rating: 5/5 – Saga’s End. Now you can start at the beginning. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Al Sparrow. Why would ComicSpectrum review the 27th volume of a book? Well, it’s the 27th and final volume of a series that’s been in … Continue reading
Deadman Wonderland Vol. 1 (Viz)
Rating: 3.5/5 – The Inmates are Running the Asylum. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Al Sparrow. Pity the poor city of Tokyo. Nothing good ever seems to happen to it when it shows up in a manga. If it isn’t a monster, … Continue reading
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Tagged Adult Swim, Anime, Cartoon Network, Deadman Wonderland, Jinsei Kataoka, Kazuma Kondou, manga, Viz Media
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Nisekoi: False Love Vols. 1 & 2 (Viz)
Rating: 4/5 – The Only Thing Missing is Iambic Pentameter. by ComicSpectrum reviewer Al Sparrow. At some point in most of our lives, we’re exposed to the work of William Shakespeare. Whether he’s forced upon us in high school or … Continue reading
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Tagged manga, Naoshi Komi, Nisekoi: False Love, Viz Media, William Shakespeare
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Pokemon Adventures: HeartGold & SoulSilver Vol. 1 (Viz)
Rating: 3/5 – For Seasoned Pokemon Trainers (and Readers!) Only Way back when, a manga-loving colleague of mine told me one of the best manga he’d ever read was Pokemon Adventures – the original series. I scoffed. I have nothing … Continue reading
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Tagged HeartGold, manga, Pokemon, SoulSIlver, Viz Media, vizkids
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Tiger & Bunny – Vol. 3 (Viz)
Rating: 5/5 – At long last our hopeless and hapless band of heroes has a bona-fide super-villain to contend with! Some of the best comics of my youth introduced new characters with a splashy cover and the words “But Is … Continue reading