History MMF: #24 – Ooku no Ko by Bikke
Tudors England is quite tricky — especially when you have a king who’s been hacking off his wives’ heads. One […]
Tudors England is quite tricky — especially when you have a king who’s been hacking off his wives’ heads. One […]
This chapter’s quite interesting as I’m receiving diverse reviews for the MMF! So here’s a recap on some of the […]
Whenever I submit proposals to my old university, professors will always ask me “Why historical manga?” The whole world believes […]
Day 1 has come and gone and I think it some parts of the world (at least in mine) it’s […]
Hajimari. Beginning. The start. The foundation. The cause. Many of us often neglect the beginning because we’re so caught up […]
I’ve spent the last two months immersed in history not only because it’s my job, but because how the crap […]
When I heard that Shueisha’s Jump would start a josei magazine, I was skeptical. Jump may have a following that […]
I think I’m going to make a habit of this feature given this award has actually given me fruitful readings […]
When I first read Utsubora, it was in Kansai airport, waiting for my trip back home. The somber cover was […]
Sukitte Ii na yo (Say “I Love you”) by Kanae Hazuki Serialized in Dessert Published by Kodansha We’ve read this […]