Noemi10 Comic Reviews

At the end of Volume 2, high-ranking people became aware that Sena is the Caller, able to kill and control dragons. How could they let someone with her power go? And that’s why Sena finds herself unexpectedly engaged to Keith.

Haruaki Abe has always wanted to be a teacher, but he has a problem. He's a scaredy cat and even kindergarten pupils can make him cry. His first stint at teaching was a failure, but when he gets offered a new position in a school on a secluded island with room and board included, he takes it. After all, what could go wrong?

With fourteen volumes released so far, A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School! is still an entertaining and hilarious readHaruaki and the students of Class 2-3 can't help but attract problems and cause mischief by simply existing!

We left Haruaki Abe and his students of Class 2-3 in Kyoto for their school trip. They could have never imagined that they'd encounter three gods with a bone to pick with Abe-sensei and that they would end up shattering his soul into pieces, that the students had to catch and put back together. However, thanks to this Haruaki finds out the truth about his power and the history behind the school president and the captain of the Tengu troupe, as their lives have been intertwined for centuries.

Associate Professor Akira Takatsuki's Conjecture Volume 1 is based on the novels of the same name by Mirage Sawamura, and is illustrated by Toji Aio, with character design by Jiro Suzuki. The manga is published in the English language by Yen Press with a translation by Katelyn Smith. Volume 2 is slated for release in November 2023.

The pace of the story is fast. It's during each case that hints are dropped about the past and the possibility that supernatural creatures exist. The author, Migake Sawamura, does an amazing job in intertwining reality with elements from folklore, thus not giving a clear answer about the existence of mythological beings. By how the story is going so far, I don't believe we'll need to wait for many volumes before we get a concrete proof if the series is more 'realistic' or 'supernatural'.

Associate Professor Akira Takatsuki's Conjectures continues to keep its readers on their toes. We are introduced to new supernatural mysteries, case after case.

University student Naoya Fukamachi is helping Associate Professor Akira Takatsuki to solve more paranormal cases throughout Japan to prove that paranormal entities exist… or in some cases to prove the logical truth behind the strange happenings.

Associate Professor Akira Takatsuki's ConjectureVolume 6 is the final volume in the manga series. After multiple debunked paranormal mysteries, it's finally time for Professor Akira Takatsuki and Naoya Fukamachi to find out the truth behind Naoya's lie-telling ability. Will this final mystery finally prove the existence of the supernatural?

Battlefront of the Great Powers takes its readers to a future Earth where resources are limited and only a few countries still exist. But with only 100 years left before the Earth stops providing humanity with a future, what can humans do to survive?

While the main genres of the story are sci-fi and action, a more subtle theme is the mystery surrounding Shikigami and Dr. Abe and the dragons. Why did those beings appear and start to destroy humanity? Other supernatural creatures live peacefully with humans, so what distinguishes the dragons? I found this volume a little bit underwhelming, however, my expectations for the first volume in the story are still quite high and I hope that when Volume 1 comes out, the set-up of volume 0 will make more sense to me and that we will get the answers to the questions raised.

It’s been a while since I read a shojo manga, and Hitting Rewind with You was the perfect title to let me put aside action manhwa and dive back into the shojo genre!

The story is also about first love and overcoming one's fears. Josee is afraid of tigers (ergo the name in the title), but when Tsuneo needs her, she faces it. Is she not afraid anymore? No, she still is, but she's willing to face it and move forward. Seriously, this manga needs to be read for all of the feelings that arouses in its readers.

Kaijin Fugeki: Kindled Spirits by Oh!Great is published by Vertical an imprint of Kodansha in the English language, with a translation by C.T. Cockrell. Volume 2 is slated for release in March 2026.

In ancient Egypt at a time when when gods exist and are revered, Merit is the eldest daughter of a human family who suddenly finds herself trapped in the Underworld, with no knowledge of how she ended up there nor how she can escape.

What I appreciate about this volume is how readers are introduced to this world. We find out what’s going on and the story’s background mostly thanks to conversations between Xylo and Dotta—these conversations don’t look forced to overload the readers with information but they occur throughout the story in a natural manner, whenever the need arises.

The Fake Alchemist is written by Jiro Sugiura (My Wife Has No Emotion) and illustrated by Umemaru. It’s released in the English language by Yen Press with a translation by Minna Lin. Volume 2 is slated for release in June 2026.

Galdardia resembles Europe during the Middle Ages for its architecture, while the fashion is a mix between medieval and 'adventurer' clothingoptimal for hunting monsters. And of course, let's not forget the magic element. The videogame-like skills window that Luciel possesses seems to be unique to him as Galdardia's inhabitants haven't shown yet if they see it as well.

The Ossan Newbie Adventurer, Trained to Death by the Most Powerful Party, Became Invinciblenarrates the story of Rick, a 32-year-old man who decides to become an adventurer at 30 years old, way past his prime according to him and other adventurers. However, he doesn't let this stop him from fighting for his goal, and he undergoes torturous training under the mentorship of the Orichalcum Fist partythe legendary party in the nation!

The Terrifying Students at Ghoul School! is the spin-off series of A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School!, where a cowardly teacher who also happens to be the reincarnation of a powerful shaman becomes the teacher for a high school class full of yokai students. In this prequel, the main protagonist switches from Abe-sensei, the teacher, to the students themselves, a year before Abe-sensei joins the faculty. Can we expect the same humorous and comical events that readers got to enjoy in the original series? Let's find out.

The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic has been written and illustrated by Kugayama Reki, with the original story by Kurokata and the character design by KeG. It has been published in the English language by One Peace Books with a translation by Kristi Fernandez.

Ultimate Exorcist Kiyoshi is a mix of shonen and slice of life as every chapter can kind-of be read as a standalone—there is not a main plot continuing from start to finish in the volume. Each chapter has a start, middle and end, but what they do is introduce the characters that Kiyoshi will surround himself with. I assume the more the story goes on, the more it will develop a main plot.

Iruma is a 14-year-old boy. His upbringing has been quite strange, with his parents throwing him into dangerous situations since he was a one-year-old and learned how to walk. Their careless attitude has shaped Iruma to be a person who is incapable of refusing to help anyone, thus developing amazing survival skills. Not even his parents' last endeavour that ended up with them selling Iruma to a demon could make him say 'no'. Whisked away to the Netherworld, Iruma is astounded by the demon Sullivan's request for him to be his grandchild. Neither does he expect to have to attend the demon school Babyls where his new grandfather is the chair-demon.

I tend to gravitate toward manhwa more than manga, but Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-Kun is one of the few manga series that I still enjoy and follow. All the characters and the adventures that Iruma and his friends go through put a smile on your face, and they make you want to be at Babyls with them.

Iruma is the only human in the demon world and he needs to keep his existence a secret. If anyone finds out that he's a human being, he risks being eaten, especially as he's attending Babyls, the school for demons. However, after befriending demons Asmodeus and Clara, all three have joined the Magical Apparatus Research Battler (aka school club), and now it's time for the Battler Party (aka school festival).

Iruma's story continues to be light-hearted and fun with many hilarious situations. It's a carefree read, and we can expect much more from the only human living in the demon world.

Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun keeps its readers entertained with all the mishaps and troubles caused by Iruma and the rest of the gang in the Misfit Class.

While the story is still full of comedy and school life anecdotes, I think with the training for the Harvest Festival, it takes on a slightly more serious tone as it sets the foundations for the demons in the Misfit Class to climb the demon ranks and grow both personally and in terms of their power.

Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-chan continues to be full of comedy and light-hearted moments.

Wicked Spot takes its reader on a wild journey as a clumsy, century-old witch discovers social media and decides to be an influencer— but internet trolls won’t let her!