This is a really rushed conclusion to this series.

A fun little stand alone Elric story. Some of the more fun stories with the character have been those that carry him to other worlds and other planes. A story that carries him into dreams is particularly interesting and inventive. This might be my favorite Elric story.

A very interesting and well written biography of Gary Gygax, though it don't spend much time on his Post-TSR career.

Mostly an investigative volume, with a big wham moment at the end that could be a potential game changer for the whole series.

Great start to the series. Not that much of a shift from the first few episodes of the show, but still pretty good.

This volume of manga has the most weird parody of the “Osaka Businessman” ever.

This is a really impressive conclusion to the series, both in terms of the final chapters of the story proper, and the three side stories (two of which are set between the original series and Zeta).

Our protagonists have their first significant encounter with supervillains this volume, and it's handled really nicely.

A very well done re-imagining of Ultraman, done through the lens of modern superhero comics and films. I'm definitely looking forward to reading the rest of this series.

The book significantly underestimates gaming's role in promoting the adoption of computing technologies. I'm to get more into this in depth with my video review.

Fairly well drawn - though I don't like the characterization of Ko Aoki very much. From the writing, I don't get why she's wanting to write for Shonen Jump, as opposed to (to use another Shueisha magazine) Margaret, since she specifically comes across like she doesn't like Shonen manga.

I enjoyed this volume well enough, though with the structure and events of the stories, I think I'll enjoy the anime more.

Stick with the Disney animated version.

Kinda want to read more stories in this universe.