I really need to stop doing this. Apologies for the delays in the Weekly Shonen Jump reviews, but it hasn't been the easiest 3 weeks. As I did with the last combined review, we'll go by issues. Star...
Without my usual dose of One Piece, there's something empty about this issue of Weekly Shonen Jump. It didn't help that the usual series had transitional chapters, leaving no lasting impression.
Many apologies about delaying the Weekly Shonen Jump issue reviews. The short story is university happened. Anyhow, these have been some pretty eventful chapters for many series. Shokugeki no Souma...
After a long break, Weekly Shonen Jump is finally back. A strong issue for sure. Great chapters from quite a few series - no surprises as to which ones. There's also some good news regarding a serie...
This review may be late by a week or so, but I'm sure you guys can understand the holidays have been busy. This issue of Weekly Shonen Jump marks a special occasion with the all colour chapter of Kur...
Merry Christmas to all on the day I decide to write this very long post on top of the others I'm working on. As the last Weekly Shonen Jump I'm reviewing this year, there's a lot that needs to be sai...
I guess it's time to do a post about some manga. It's only natural considering how much I read! This post goes to the overwhelming popularity of two manga about weird teachers touching the lives of ...
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #50 is a big one! The official end of Katekyo Hitman Reborn! after an 8 year run and the start of the 2011 Golden Future Cup winner Hungry Joker. Plenty of good chapters thi...
This issue of Weekly Shonen Jump actually ran a special one-shot for JoJo's Bizarre Adventure but I have yet to see it online. As promised this time round, the review is much more detailed.
Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #42 marks the start of a new series entitled Cross Manage and we have another nice colour page from Nisekoi. Not a memorable issue, but the chapters for most of the series we...