Manga Reviews
Dear Otaku, these weekly manga reviews by Kerstin from lostinmanga.de are just for you!
Manga Review - March Comes In Like A Lion by Chica Umino
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"March Comes In Like a Lion" is a captivating manga by Chica Umino, following Rei Kiriyama's emotional journey as a Shogi player (Shogi is a strategy board game that can be compared to chess). Rei's gradual opening up to the Kawamoto sisters showcases delicate portrayals of loneliness and inner struggles.... more »
Tista by Tatsuya Endo - Lost in Manga Review
Tatsuya Endo, known for the popular manga "Spy x Family," has several other works that have gained attention since the success of his hit series. One of these works is "Tista," which was originally published from November 2007 to July 2008 in Jump Square and later released as a two-volume manga. "Tista"... more »
Lost In Manga - What He Who Doesn’t Believe In Fate Says
In today's review, "What He Who Doesn't Believe In Fate Says" brings a touch of romance. The manga, originally titled "Unmei wo Shinjinai Kare ga Iu ni wa" in Japan, started as a concept on Twitter by the Mangaka on May 2019. On April 2020, the official continuation began in the online magazine... more »
Lost In Manga Review - Even Dogs Go to Other Worlds (Vol. 1)
While cat-themed manga has become quite common, dogs are rarely seen as main characters in manga titles. However, for those interested in a manga featuring dogs, they might find what they're looking for with "Even Dogs Go to Other Worlds" from Seven Seas. This Isekai (alternate world) manga series, based... more »
Lost In Manga Review - The Yakuza’s Bias (Volume 1)
I hesitated before adding the manga The Yakuza's Bias to my reading list. Yakuza comedy seems to be everywhere these days, but my curiosity got the best of me. The series, written by Teki Yatsuda, takes a different direction. It combines the dry humor of Yakuza goes Hausmann with the glitzy world of... more »