The New Gate is a brand-new manga adaptation from One Peace Book and Yoshiyuki Miwa. Miwa is adapting the original story of Shinogi Kazanami into a manga format. The story centers around Shin who is one of The Six¡Ä a group of High Humans who were trapped inside of a virtual reality MMORPG. Defeating the final boss would grant everyone trapped in the game their freedom. Shin ends up defeating the boss, named Origin and grants everyone the ability to logout. Shin watches his friends logout one by one by monitoring their status on his friends list. When all of them are safely gone, he is about to logout himself when, suddenly, a gate opens and Shin is pulled into it. Shin finds himself trapped in a world based on the game he was playing, but 500 years in the future!
Read more at The Outerhaven: The New Gate Vol. 1 Review https://wp.me/p9C4eV-KgY
It's hard to describe Hinamatsuri as anything but pure insanity. The series has come a long way from its hilarious beginnings, and it's somehow managed to become even crazier in the process. Volume 6 puts this on full display, playing to the strenghts of its amazing cast and showcasing some of the series' best humor to date.
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http://all-comic.com/2020/hinamatsuri-volume-6/
A new PREVIEWS catalog means a new Manga Monthly, and we're back with the highlights from this month's lineup that will be heading your way this spring. Don't forget to pre-order your favorites at your local comic shop!
More from Previews World Manga Monthly:
https://previewsworld.com/Article/240288-Manga-Monthly-Fresh-Books-Arriving-This-Spring?fbclid=IwAR1qBsTFxKy7ZJ7qJMBpT5QUJ958tBbg3GXG8qtvz-050cwZL1OQMZFBM88#.XlAjk2lDsBo.facebook
Beer is a complex beverage, it can be brewed to many styles, it can have many flavors, its ingredients can be combined to evoke many flavors. It is a true blend of science and art. But you know what else beer is? Beer is fun, be can be for everyone and that's the ethos cartoonist, and Advanced Cicerone® Em Sauter espouses in her book, Beer is for Everyone (of drinking age).
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https://thetaptakeover.com/2020/01/28/draught-diversions-book-review-beer-is-for-everyone-by-em-sauter/
Anime News Network reviews Hinamtsuri the anime below. This is a great anime and an even greater manga! And if you like the anime, you'll be sure to like the manga too.
Check out Anime News Network's review of the anime here:
https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/review/hinamatsuri/complete-series-bd-and-digital/.155432
Okay, this post is centered more around the anime than the novels or manga, but it's all related, of course. There is even mention of the spin off series!
“Shield Hero's popularity has lead to the inevitable: a spin-off! A light novel known as The Reprise of the Spear Hero, the story follows Motoyasu after he dies and returns to life, learning his spear has the ability Time Reversal. Armed with his knowledge of the past, Motoyasu aims to help Naofumi in any way he can. Unfortunately, Motoyasu's kind of a screw-up so he winds up going through several time-reversed loops as other Heroes die around him, causing him to have to do everything over again.”
Original article here:
https://www.cbr.com/rising-shield-hero-know-facts-trivia/
Handling real world disabilities in a work of fiction is always a difficult task. While we've seen fantastic portrayals of said issues in series such as A Silent Voice and REAL, it still remains a largely untapped area. I Hear The Sunspot is another series that chooses to tackle this subject matter, depicting the growing relationship between a college student Taichi and his partially deaf friend Kohei. The result is a story that is as emotionally moving as it is thought provoking.
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http://all-comic.com/2019/i-hear-the-sunspot/
It was announced during Crunchyroll Expo that the popular isekai series The Rising of the Shield Hero (Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari) will receive a second and third television anime season!
Read more at The Outerhaven: The Rising of the Shield Hero Announces Seasons 2 & 3 https://www.theouterhaven.net/?p=165434
Hinamatsuri focuses on a yakuza member Nitta and a telekinetic girl Hina, as they live under the same roof. Now under the guise of father and daughter, their lives begin to intertwine and turn chaotic. This wacky premise makes Hinamatsuri a thoroughly entertaining read, and hard to put down until the very end.
Read full article here:
http://all-comic.com/2019/hinamatsuri-volume-1/
“The whole story is very sweet and that travels through to the artwork.”
Read the full article here:
https://gaybook.reviews/2019/08/27/i-hear-the-sunspot/
