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Why the Vinland Saga Manga is a Masterpiece

Created, written, and drawn by Makoto Yukimura, the Vinland Saga manga is a historical epic […]

For more than a decade now, mythology has had a colossal resurgence in popular culture.

Dystopian novels are seeing a massive resurgence in popularity right now, due to the state

These women in translation hail from every corner of the globe, from Sweden to Argentina

As many of the books on this list explore and celebrate, Tokyo is a city

Supernatural stories, haunted tales, scary campfire stories of every kind are read and told at

Parenthood, however it may look, is a shared experience worldwide. Yet, the reality of caring

You don’t need me to tell you that the isekai genre has quickly taken over

The medium of manga (and comic books in general) is in a unique position to

Since reading Alison Bechdel’s Fun Home, I’ve been a big fan of the graphic memoir.