Adapted by Dubu
Jinwoo is responsible for the safety of all the top hunters on the planet, and as we soon find out, there are massively evil forces amassing to take him down. He comes back from his trip to the US and soon has a supremely powerful gate opening up over Seoul, the likes of which no one has ever seen before. US hunter Thomas Andre and a German hunter come to South Korea to meet with Jinwoo as the gate has opened. Mighty creatures that look like magical beasts pick fights with these hunters before Jinwoo has a chance to intervene, putting countless lives at risk.
0 Comments
Adapted by HereLee, illustrated by SUMPUL
Rashta is now the empress of the Western Empire, but she finds herself in a difficult position thanks to the council of Count Ergi — she made herself the empress of the commoners, and now none of the nobles are on her side. In the Eastern Kingdom, Navier and Heinrey prepare for their public wedding and the night that will follow. Heinrey fears disappointing Navier. Sovieshu, who was invited to the wedding, is furious and pleads with Navier to change her mind about everything even though he's already gone ahead with his part of the plan. 
Sofia wants to keep her family recipes alive, especially the ones she learned with her grandma, but she’s a disaster in the kitchen. Her work-a-holic mother hadn’t taught her any skills, and her grandmother passed way when Sofia was young. Sofia is also facing a looming deadline of high school graduation and college/career planning that persists in every conversation. One day, Sofia experiences a fateful metro slip up that deposits her on the doorstep of an Italian restaurant where her school associate just happens to be one of the cooks.
Adapted by Komo Ushino, character design by Nanna Fujimi
The fallout of the soirée means Victoria is on the radar of the Royal family of Ashbury, and that’s not exactly where a spy in hiding wants to be. She starts some light fighting training with Nonna, mostly self-defense and the art of running away spiritedly. Later, she starts a new job tutoring Captain Jeffrey’s nephew, who has gone through many tutors and has gotten the reputation of being a difficult child. Victoria teaches both Nonna and her new charge and her teaching methods integrate the power of play as much as possible despite this coming across to observers as unconventional teaching methods. 
Yumeko is relieved to finally find her missing phone, which was confiscated unknowingly as part of the police investigation. She then goes on a trip with her boss to Hokkaido to secure more potatoes for her new potato chip project. Later, the Vice President gives her his contact information to begin communicating via text because he won’t be able to meet her in the park as much. One of Yumeko’s co-workers confesses he has a crush on a coworker from another department, but he lacks confidence due to his excessively curly hair. Yumeko helps him to make the first move and to have confidence in himself.
Adapted by Dubu
Jinwoo and his shadow soldiers make short work of the giants, and then it’s time for the International Guild Conference in America. He’s been warned not to go to America before because a certain S-ranked hunter and brother of a deceased hunter may want to have words with him about just what happened and how he and Jinho were the only survivors of a deadly gate what seems many moons and many levels ago. America also has some other questions for Jinwoo based on a magical beast that’s walking around bearing a terrible resemblance to someone close to Jinwoo. 
Three witch sisters — Juniper, Lily, and Clover — celebrate the Harvest Fest with many other magical creatures. The next morning, they wake to a frantic villager, Mrs. Fiddelneck, who is distraught over the death of her special crops and the theft of her family heirloom teapot she used to water them. The village depends on her special crops and, so her worry is not without reason. The prime suspect is a kelpie, which leads the three witches on a magical mermaid transformation and an undersea investigation.
Yuru, Dera, and Yuru’s daemons take on a tricky pair of daemons — Long Arm and Long Leg — at Dera’s safe house. Only members of Dera's immediate family are supposedly able to find their way to this house, so they are all a bit befuddled as to who could be setting this daemon pair upon them. When they finally discover the master of the daemons, Dera is completely surprised, but one is more in shock than Hana! Later, Yuru decides he should get into contact with his grandmother, who lives on the island of Okinawa, as a possible lead to finding his parents.
In a futuristic world, calamities wreak havoc on the world. These giant spiritual powers are known as “Nights”, and the bring with them large destructive forces people once thought were natural disasters. One such night, a typhoon force attacked Great Britain and sent its prince escaping to Japan where he met Jin through a terrible circumstance. Now, Gao and Jin are fighting back using their own god-like powers, channeling forces of mysterious fugeki creatures to fight off the Nights and hopefully save humanity.
Always a catch: How I Punched My Way into Marrying a Prince vol 4 by maya momoyo & itsuki mito1/9/2026 
Adapted and illustrated by Kaki Nagato
It's time for the ball to officially announce Prince Renato's engagement to Maria Annovazzi, which will also be the announcement of Prince Placido's engagement to Aidia. This means lots more dancing lessons for both couples. Mimi is nervous she'll look foolish in front of the subjects because of her energetic and spirited dancing, which is not exactly the customary style in Rubini. But during the dancing rehearsals, Lord Ireneo, Renato's relative, arrives and is hurt to find out that he's not invited to the ball! 
Poor docile Iruma-kun says yes to everyone thanks to his horrible parents who have raised him to be a pushover for them. When they get the bright idea to barter their son to a demon, initially Iruma says yes out of reflex, and now he’s landed himself the grandson of the Chair-Demon of a demon school! Thanks to his insufferable bad luck and his exceptional skills at avoiding danger, these demons are convinced that Iruma is ultra powerful.
Adapted by Mamenosuke Fujimaru
Nanao is starting to settle in at her new home and figure out what her role is as bride-to-be for Lord Yako of the Benitsubaki clan. Yako introduces Nanao to a doctor in the capital who gives her medicine to reduce the effects of her spirit seal so others won’t smell or detect her Ayakashi orangutan markings as she goes about her day. Nanao and Yako later go shopping along the busy streets but are attacked by an Ayakashi. Nanao lends her strength to Yako, necessitating another trip to the hospital. This time, Reito and Akemi of the Byakurenji clan are there too, and they want some answers. 
An up-and-coming fighter follows his master, Doppo, to the Tokyo Dome where they are intercepted by a Noble Elder from the Tokugawa family who has a fondness for Doppo. They all proceed down a hidden elevator to a secret sixth floor basement where a prestigious and elicit fighting ring was built centuries ago, and over which Baki has been champion for many months. Baki is about to fight a fierce opponent, the notorious Cord-Cutter who has mastered a deadly karate style with sharp fingers perfect for targeting his opponent’s nerves and precise enough to cut them right out of their bodies.
Somewhere between existing and not existing, a being calls forth an orb and sets it upon the planet Earth. The orb begins to mimic shapes and life until it settles on a dying white wolf in an Arctic wasteland, and the orb takes on the wolf’s shape. A boy recognizes the wolf and calls out to it. The boy is stranded in the arctic, hoping other humans will return to the fishing village. In another part of the world, and young girl named March can’t wait to grow up and become a mother. Her family has just welcomed another baby into the family, but she’s a long way away from being able to raise her own family.
Illustrated by Nicole Goux
A night of celebration, a wonderful performance of Romeo and Juliet, and a dead star. There are whispers of what happened abound at Wilberton Academy, and accusations are made about the new girl, Abby Kita. No one is taking her death seriously. Like other bad things, this is another item to quickly move on from as to not tarnish the school’s reputation. Abby does not believe Elizabeth committed suicide. The more Abby looks into what really happened to Elizabeth, the more she is certain Elizabeth did not commit suicide and there is something horrific happening at Wilberton. |
About MeI've been reading manga and comicbooks for years. Now, I write reviews and other helpful things for School Librarians, teachers, parents, and students. Search this site
Ratings, Audience, and Subject Tags
All
Archives
August 2026
|
© 2026 Sara Campbell |
|
|
