The continuation from volume four into volume five is crystal clear. I rather liked the clarity of the two volumes, but that does mean you need to read the series in order. You likely need to do that for all manga series; what can I say? I’m still a novice as a manga reader. VolumeContinueContinue reading “Letters and Words of Black Butler Vol 5 Confusion”
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Confusion for a two-star rating Volume 4 Conclusion: Back to Black Butler
Often you thank God for the food on your table, but here the reader needs to be careful what they wish for as trouble is afoot once again at the Phantomhive house. Volume 4 of Black Bulter has the reader believing that London hasn’t seen the last of the deadly serial killer. Could another beContinueContinue reading “Confusion for a two-star rating Volume 4 Conclusion: Back to Black Butler”
Spoiler Alert! Jack the Ripper is Black Bulter Vol 3s Killer
Creeping closer to a killer, what secrets do the Phantomhive family hold close to their chest? More to the point, what secrets does Sebastian hold and will the two of them discover the killer? Black Butler Volume 3 Cover London remains under threat from the deadly killer, Jack the Ripper. Sebastian; ever the faithful butlerContinueContinue reading “Spoiler Alert! Jack the Ripper is Black Bulter Vol 3s Killer”
Where is the Butler? Manga Vol 1
Honestly, watching a YouTube video regarding the first volume of the Black Bulter, I wasn’t expecting much. Boy, was I wrong. The video review I watched basically stated that it was ok – they didn’t hate it. I really enjoyed it. Will I go as far as to say I loved it? No. The outskirtsContinueContinue reading “Where is the Butler? Manga Vol 1”
Back to Manga: The Ancient Magus Bride, Volume 1
A creature with a skull for a head purchases an orphan with no penny to her name. Chise Hatori is troubled by visions and is sold as a slave. Chise soon discovers she’s been sold to an inhuman mage – a wizard who isn’t human. She’s rapidly spun into a world where the magic’s aroundContinueContinue reading “Back to Manga: The Ancient Magus Bride, Volume 1”
Reviewing my First Manga
The Garden of Woods by Makoto Shinkai & Midori Motohashi A young high school student has the ambition to create and design shoes, and after having regular meetings with a woman in the local park, she gives him advice and encouragement. They only meet when it’s raining outside, not when it’s any other weather. AsContinueContinue reading “Reviewing my First Manga”