But Why Tho? the podcast Comic Reviews

Overall, Beast Complex isn't necessary reading, but it's a damn good addition. As American fans of the series eagerly await season 2 of the anime and for volumes already released in Japan, Beast Complexoffers a nice bit of reading to scratch the itch.

While DCeased: Dead Planet #3isn't perfect, it is good. The twists in this plot are better left unspoiled, but I can say, the new enemies rising against the Green and potentially against our remaining heroes means I have no clue where the story is heading. That uncertainty, is what will make me pick up issue four.

Fly Me to the Moon Volume 1is adorable and one that I recommend for people looking for an adorable manga. It isn't revolutionary or groundbreaking, but it does the job it sets out to do which is to introduce you to the characters and get you to feel for their blooming romance.

In this issue, the danger of the world is real, and it rivals the comic's beauty. The art remains some of the best out right now, and the world is being built effectively. Overall, the comic ending a down note is well done. From a narrative standpoint, Thirteen is dealt a loss, unable to protect her friends last issue,High Level #3shows that the threats she faces, whether soldier or scoundrel are not easily beat. But I am ready to see her try.

No Heroine #1is a phenomenal debut issue. It's fierce, it's vulnerable, and it's definitely here to challenge preconceived notions of the genre and who Kayla should be.

Overall, Queen's Quality Volume 10 is a wonderful start to a new arc that offers some romantic downtime to appreciate the relationship that nine volumes built up to. But the strongest element to this volume is Fumi's power and competence being on full display.