As always, hysterical.

This time we have passing the final exams, off finding nuts in the forest, hitting the lotto, and much more. This series always makes me laugh, and 15 volumes in, I want it to go another 15 if it stays THIS good. Funniest manga I've ever read.

I have never seen Frozen 1 and 2. My daughter (Sailor) loves both. She also likes when I sing Let it Go with Her.

So this was a no brainer to pick up and read. It was enjoyable, but it felt like it cut it short at the end. I like the characters and artwork but overall feels a bit too short to tell a complete story. My daughter enjoyed it a lot and fell asleep on the last page.

I'm really impressed with this one. From the fantastic art and tone, a great lead girl named Rose, through realistic issues into a dark and twisted fairytale world, this is one I'll be continuing for sure.

Weird, kind of funny at times, with some solid art. I can't say this one was made for me. The idea of Shizuku having to become a wine master does seem like it could be a good idea, but I'm not much of a wine person so my interest kind of diminished semi-quick after that. Still worth checking out for others who like food/drink type mangas.

A great set up for Batman's greatest villain, himself...good stuff, great art.

Messy, and too much going on, and I have no interest in this Gotham war but the fights and art are still top notch and seeing Bruce slip into darkness more and more is a fun idea.

The last volumes triumph is cut short here as evil returns to the mainland. I don't know much about French history but holy fuck was this messed up. Every chance of fighting back is quickly countered. One more volume till the end, I'm not expecting a happy one.

A fun second issue but not as bombastic as issue 1. Art is still excellent.

Out of all the Omnibus I own I'm still surprised no Civil War one.

Anyway, let's talk about the road to it. Peter goes with Tony to DC to try to convince them that policing superheroes and them giving up their identities is a bad idea. Even Tony is on the side of bad idea, and even kind of cheats the system of what to do. But of course that's before a school bombing. Reed and Sue disagree as well and a marriage leads to strain on the entire family.

A solid build up but a bit boring. Obviously this would be Marvel's biggest even maybe ever and they wanted to extend it as long as possible. It's a solid set up but feels a bit to predictable. But least unlike Miller's main run, characters actually act in character, that's a plus.

Kind of the middle of the road volume. Basically having Leno Ichikawa and Iharu Furuhashi work as a team to train to become stronger. They take down a monster but as training...then our main character trained...so this is a lot of training. Which doesn't make it nearly as fun or exciting. I will say the action still is great, flows fast, and very well paced but lacks the "OH NO" rush of the previous volumes. A 3 out of 5.