Tag Archives: Manga Moveable Feast
Moyoco Anno’s Study of the Bitch
There is something about how Moyoco Anno portrays women in her manga. Put simply, each and every female character is a bitch. While this may seem like a derogatory way to say it, it is simply how Anno sees all … Continue reading
MMF: Viz Signature Needs More Marketing
This post is a part of a larger discussion, called the Manga Moveable Feast, about the Viz Signature line and its titles, hosted this month by Kate Dacey of the Manga Critic. Check out the introduction post for a short … Continue reading
MMF: Usamaru Furuya’s Genkaku Picasso & Why It’s Currently the Only Shounen Manga on My Shelves
Forgive me for talking about probably the most reviewed, most popular and most accessible Usamaru Furuya manga in the English. I’m sure the other participants in this month’s manga moveable feast have chatted your ear off about Genkaku Picasso, so … Continue reading
August MMF: Foodie Yoshinaga, Sushi & Me
I have an insatiable Austrian sweet tooth. It’s genetic and it’s OK if you don’t believe me, but just try and keep me away from sweets after I re-read Antique Bakery for the twelfth time. I grew up in a … Continue reading
April MMF: I Finally Finished a Rumiko Takahashi Manga
I have a long and pretty weird history with Rumiko Takahashi manga. When I first got started as a manga fan, Barnes & Noble wasn’t stocking much manga yet, there wasn’t a Borders in my area and I hadn’t discovered … Continue reading
November MMF: I didn't read One Piece
All About Manga for the One Piece Manga Moveable Feast: Why I didn’t read One Piece and why I’m not that eager to hurry up and do so. Continue reading
