Spotlight: Kumota Haruko
For #BLush801, I focus my spotlight on Kumota Haruko’s works and the different reasons why her adorable works are worth the journey.
36. In Clothes Called Fat
I knew exactly what the book was going to talk about and I wanted to see how Moyoco Anno would pull off this fragile title about women and their body issues. There’s brutal honesty In Clothes Called Fat. I wasn’t ready to see that in a manga.
33. Nini no Mori by Shoowa
What initially got me with this title was a blurb in a fujoshi website saying “BEETLE BLâ€. And I’ve had […]