After having an extended nappy, Chtholly wakes up feeling refreshed but feels like she's forgetting something important. Like everything. Things aren't going too hot for Chtholly, and they only get worse when she and Willem wind up on the surface with two debuting additions to the Leprechaun family. The Bogart: Willem has this pal named … Continue reading Flash Review – World End (Vol. 3)
I can't provide a synopsis without spoiling the show, so if you're for some reason interested in this graphic novel but haven't seen Gravity Falls itself, I recommend you get your priorities in order and go watch it before you die with regrets. The Humor: It's hilarious. The Writing: It's sharp. The Unfulfilled Ships: I … Continue reading Flash Review – Gravity Falls: Lost Legends
It's been half a month (or half a year if you believe the Amazon blurb) since Chtholly and a couple of her pals went off to fight a kaiju, and when they have yet to come back, Willem starts coming to the conclusion that promising to survive a battle you're not expected to survive might … Continue reading Flash Review – World End (Vol. 2)
Talking to people is hard. You go to say hi, but then you collapse from heart failure. This is life for Shoko Komi, a girl with a communication disorder, typically known as social anxiety, but that's no fun to say, so communication disorder it is! Despite this hangup, she dreams of making one hundred friends, … Continue reading Flash Review – Komi Can’t Communicate (Vol. 1-5)
'Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse—which is poetic except for the fact that the protagonists for this flick are a trio of homeless bums. It's Christmas, and what better gift to bless the holiday than a newborn baby in the trash? Our … Continue reading Flash Review – Tokyo Godfathers
Uzaki maintains her daily harassment regime of Sakurai, and that's about all there is to say as far as the synopsis is concerned. No wonder book sellers just copied & pasted the first volume's blurb. There're More Characters Than Uzaki's Breasts? The gravitational pull of Uzaki's breasts was so great that it captured the plot … Continue reading Flash Review – Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out (Vol. 2)
It's the end of the world, but life still carries on, even for Willem Kmetsch, who was turned to stone but then revived some five hundred-odd years later. Even when civilization crumbles and survivors have the option of rebuilding society however they please, they still opt in for capitalism, so Willem gets slapped with quite … Continue reading Flash Review – WorldEnd (Vol. 1)
