Well it’s been like a day since I last talked about Citrus… no seriously it has. See when I saw that the second volume was coming out this week I decided to get it and the first volume and with the time I had for the release of the second volume I read Citrus Vol. 1 (read the review here).

If you listened to this week’s podcast then you already heard about Citrus Vol. 1 (you can listen at the bottom), but if you didn’t then let me introduce you to the world of Yuri manga. Yuri is the opposite of BL or Yaoi manga which I was introduced to through Love Stage!! Vol. 1. I wanted to check out Citrus because I had seen some great feedback about the first volume and frankly the coloring on the cover was fantastic.

I’ve been on a huge anime and manga kick lately and as fun as the mainstream stuff is, I’m at my heart always going to go for the indie stuff. Enter Gen Manga, a company that’s bringing over underground manga to the states. So far I’ve enjoyed a few of their titles (Aliens Vs., Alive and a few others I haven’t reviewed) and with each new story I check out, I just want more. Such is the case with Eden Vol. 1.

Well it’s here, the final volume of Blade of the Immortal. I’ve been a few volumes behind on this series, but I decided that I knew enough about the series, where it was going and just the overall tone that I could jump on to this final volume.