Digital Manga utilized the crowdfunding platform to bring us a very uneven selection of works from the God of Manga.

I haven't seen the movie yet, because the classic run from John Ostrander (and Kim Yale) satisfies my craving for the squad's adventures.

It's a newly-minted Eisner-winning series and a return to form for Brubaker and Phillips.

It's a run that has its moments, but no real plan or satisfying follow-through.

It's a run that has its moments, but no real plan or satisfying follow-through.

The first volume of this series about childhood bullying and teen atonement is brilliant.  The six that follow are still pretty good.

Comics' greatest one-note joke has the legs to tackle everything from sword and sorcery parodies to the 2008 financial crash.

Comics' greatest one-note joke has the legs to tackle everything from sword and sorcery parodies to the 2008 financial crash.

My friend Steve joins us again at Fanime.  This time, to talk about some manga he actually likes!

(The con was awesome, as usual.  Expect my thoughts on it this Friday.)