Fun issue until fucking Ric returns. Not Ric. Anyone but fucking RIC!!!!!!!!!!

Oh thank God ric is gone. This was super cute issue, really enjoyed Nite-mite.

One of the stronger issues. Alfred dealing with his failures, guardian vs superman, and a shocking ending. Dceased stays winning.

My original review still stands, pretty much sums up my thoughts. A solid set up chapter. Extra poins for showing side boobies and booty.

After the epicness of the last 3 volumes we slow it down here.

We get to see our hero learn some new moves and work with the swordmasters. It was actually pretty great to see their side of things more and learn about them. We also get the villains finally about to strike back and it's not looking to good. The book ends on a mega cliffhanger and sets up volume 14 to be fucking fantastic.

Also the faces in this are perfect.

Not as good as the last 3 volumes but still great.

Always bitter sweet to say goodbye to a series you enjoyed for years. 8 Years reading Deadly Class and we're at the end point.

Marcus is going through rough times. This time more focused on Marcus life being messy with his career and what he's doing with his novelist life. Things go crazy when he gets a movie deal. And this story becomes very META to relate to what Rick Remender (The writer) went through with his TV show on Deadly Class. I do feel at points it is a little too on the nose and takes away from the main plot but whenever it's not doing that, it's a great farewell to almost every character.

The story remains dark, with sad ending to give out in bundles to some characters, but still gives that sense of hope I believe all of us need especially after the last few years.

A 4 out of 5. Will reread these all when the deluxe editions finish releasing.

Another strong volume though I'd say the hurricane coming through town and the villain there didn't work for me. Saying that this ends in a shocking way and the one shots remain really well done.

A decent Laura story. The first half is meh, but second half with Gambit was pretty interesting. I love seeing different dynamics with a character like Laura, and can be pretty brutal which is always a plus. Sinister was okay here, he's much more fun written now days. A 3 out of 5.

Still holds up. If I remember correctly this is my favorite volume of this arc. Intense, great fights, and even some "Oh shit is he dead?" type moments because we know Demon Slayer is not scared to kill off big characters. A 4.5 out of 5.

Original Review:

Demon Slayer ramps up this volume as the fight begins.

This volume focuses on Genya and Tanjiro. With both trying their best to fight off one of the big bads we have Muichiro dealing with the demons on the outskirts. With the mist warrior trying his best to return to Genya and Tanjiro they deal with a demon who can keep splitting their body over and over again.

I really enjoyed the intensity of this volume. Both Tanjiro and Genya go full on beast mode to take out this demon. Not only that but have plenty of great surprises and plenty of cliffhangers on this one. This isn't the end of this arc, but the middle piece, and plenty of major things are coming but this action packed volume is great.

Demon Slayer is a rare modern day shonen that I think will be remembered very fondly. Reminds me of Yu Yu Hakusho and Hunter x Hunter where the fights are great but they're great because the characters are! A easy 4.5 out of 5.

Hunter shooting up xenos. Over the top, silly, but kept me entertained.

One of the wackest manga I've ever read, and that's saying something.

The main girl loves dicks. Not like wanting to actually use them but the shape and look of them, she can't stop thinking about them. She wants to draw them all the time. Seems pretty normal.

BUT THEN one day she wants more than just to imagine them. She wants to see a real one. So she meets a boy in art class and crazy shit happens, painting over cocks, and a ending that's so wild I can only use the words of the main lead.

"I wanted a dick. I found a dick. I Am ONE with a dick."

Aren't we all?

A 3 out of 5.