The last issue of Weekly Shonen Jump for the year is out with a new series called Shokugeki no Souma. This only a last issue in name, and we will be seeing another one next week even though it's numb...
Weekly Shonen Jump #51 marks the start of Shinmai Fukei Kiruko-san as well as the end of Koisome Momiji. One Piece was absent this issue, leaving the other series to pick up the slack. And boy did t...
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...
Weekly Shonen Jump issue #49 marks the one year anniversary of Nisekoi with a cover and lead colour page. This issue also marks the end of Takamagahara's short-lived run in the magazine; ending at 17...
The reason why this is a combined review of 2 issues of Weekly Shonen Jump is simple: while I was waiting for Kuroko no Basket and Nisekoi to get scanlated, most of the chapters for the next issue cam...
Getting back to writing these Weekly Shonen Jump issue reviews has been hard with all the new anime coming out this season, but I'm getting back into the rhythm. This was one of the weaker issues of ...
It's late I know, but I'm bedridden and reading Weekly Shonen Jump was a herculean task. I'm going to keep it short this time, since chapters from the next issue are already online, but stay tuned fo...
A rare occasion to see Haikyuu!! on the cover of Weekly Shonen Jump but always a pleasure! Some good chapters this time and only one series failing to meet the standard.
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...