Tag: comedy manga
REVIEW: DAILY LIVES OF HIGH SCHOOL BOYS revels in carefree silliness
The Daily Lives of High School Boys provides a low-stakes, slice-of-life comedy that will keep readers in stitches over the weird antics of its young cast.
REVIEW: SPY X FAMILY blends espionage and family comedy together in a perfect marriage
SPY x FAMILY does an excellent job of balancing fun espionage action with heartwarming family moments.
REVIEW: A surprisingly sweet father-daughter relationship is at the heart of KAKUSHIGOTO: MY DAD’S...
Kakushigoto: My Dad's Secret Ambition touches on the very real concerns that many parents have, that their children may grow to think poorly of them, with humor and heart.
REVIEW: WHAT’S MICHAEL? is the funniest, canniest cat comic in print
There is no end to the imaginative scenarios posed in What's Michael?, and the mix of absurdity and genuine observation of cats drive the comedy to rollicking heights.
REVIEW: Coming out of our shell with KOMI CAN’T COMMUNICATE
Komi Can't Communicate is cute and fun, something that injects a little positivity into the world.
REVIEW: Manly domesticity in THE WAY OF THE HOUSEHUSBAND
A wacky, no-holds-barred glimpse at the life of a former criminal who has given up on his crime family to focus on a more traditional family.
REVIEW: Highlighting the retail struggle with SKULL-FACE BOOKSELLER HONDA-SAN
Skull-face Bookseller Honda-san pulls back the curtain on working in book retail through a loosely fictionalized autobiographical account by someone in the industry.
