REVIEWS
Two Sentence Horror Stories Season 2 is back using everything that fans love about the genre, and they start that with episode 1, “Bag Man.”
King in Black: Thunderbolts #1 revives one of Marvel’s classic teams to help save the world, bolstered by whip-smart banter and striking art.
The ladies are back with Yashahime Episode 14, another rather episodic adventure that briefly reveals ties to Setsuna and Towa’s past.
Planet of the Symbiotes #1 – Knull has invaded Earth, and his attention has turned to the planets many other human-symbiotes in this mini-series tie-in.
The anime adaptation of the beloved rom-com is finally here! Horimiya Episode 1 is about the faces we let people see, and the ones we don’t.
Idoly Pride Episode 1 introduces Nagase Mana, an idol who dreams of stardom, and her manage, Makino Kouhei, who unwittingly gets dragged along.
Mountainhead Collector’s Edition tells the story of a young man who is returned to the sleepy home town he never knew, just as it’s about to go crazy.
So I’m a Spider, So What? Episode 1 is a great start. It is self-aware, knowing it is another isekai in a saturated genre, and plays to its strengths.
Bottom-Tier Character Tomozaki Episode 1 introduces viewers to Tomozaki, a god tier video gamer player who is struggling at the game of life.
The Promised Neverland S2 Episode 1 “121045” kicks off its second cour with a return to everyone’s favorite group of kids, as well as solid action.
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