What They Say
Cohabitating can make or break any relationship, but with a little luck, a lot of love, and a healthy dose of patience, living together can bring out the best in a couple! There’s a lot to navigate clashing personalities, age gaps, business trips, conflicting feelings, jealousy, sex, and even the supernatural but these women in love find a way to make it work!”
Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers):
Yuri Life is a collection of short shorts that take quick hit looks at the daily lives of a series of lesbian couples. The volume contains eleven different “stories,” each getting about seven or so comic strips, similar to 4koma style, though they are not necessarily married exactly to four panels. Still, the effect is much the same as each page gives us a quick concept, setup, and punchline before moving on, just like any comic strip.
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure? Sure, plenty of people will think of the funny poses or the endless collection of memes, but one of the defining characteristics of this series is the Stand (sorry Hamon). When Hirohiko Araki introduce Stands in
Stardust Crusaders,
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure as we know it changed forever. So, what is a Stand? Vaguely put, it is the embodiment of spiritual energy. In most cases, it is directly tied to a user’s personality, behavior, and desires – a manifestation of the Soul, if you will. The establishment of Stands brought the series to new, unexplored heights, opening the floodgates for an infinite number of narrative possibilities. Stands in
Love is just around the corner for Nozaki and the gang-or so it seems…
The appearance of a young maiden from a private school stuns the Nozaki squad with some rather perplexing beliefs about…love? While the new girl is befriending Nozaki, Chiyo is playing the field with other attractive men-who aren’t Nozaki! Meanwhile, the elder Seo tries again to win a date with his longtime crush, Yukari-’tis the season, after all. And love might be in the air for one Seo sibling, but how will the other fare when Lorelai’s biggest fan, Wakamatsu, at long last learns Yuzuki’s true identity?
Will the end of the conflict mean the end of their story…?
Thane and Ciena have survived to see the destruction of one Death Star and the construction of another, but as they watch from opposite sides as the Empire crumbles, can anything but tragedy await them at the end of their journey?
Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers):
This volume picks up with Ciena’s TIE squadron having cornered Thane’s X-Wing unit during their escape with the plans for the second Death Star, but her shock at seeing Thane is only matched by her confusion at her top secret orders to allow the rebels to escape. Her faith in the Empire already shaken, Ciena’s loyalty is shaken ever further when she sees the Emperor for the first time and feels only malevolence in his presence. However, even with the destruction of the Death Star at Endor, and the certainty with which the Empire’s collapse has become, the hold the empire on her still commands her loyalty, and
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