I actually just finished all of the chapters available, I started reading it awhile ago in the English Jump, then stopped because my friend who gave me the issues only had them up to the beginning of the Baroque Works arc, then continued online until the Skypeia arc, which was my least favorite and caused me to stop reading it for a bit. I did finish it though and liked the subsequent arcs a lot more. There's actually a lot of touching moments in the series, and I like the artwork. Plus the boss fights are sweet.

On a side note chapter 89 of Pastel was just scanned

anyone know where i can find Abara-scans that i can d/l ?
i found some, but they're not working or unseeded...
i hear there are four issues out, but i got no luck finding them

for anyone that doesn't know Abara here's some img's:







This post was edited by hATemOnkEy on Jun 20 2008 08:36am

one more cuz pure ownage:

Mangafox has 11 chapters if you're interested in reading it online, if not then I've no idea where you could download it

yeah i found some torrents

but thanks

If you haven't read it yet I highly recommend Socrates In Love.

It's a short, 5 chapter work, but it's one of the most heart wrenching and yet at the same time uplifting stories I've ever read.

The manga tells the story of Sakutaro Matsumoto and Aki Hirose, their budding relationship, and Aki's battle with Leukemia. It really is a gripping tale and one that touches the heart.

Just finished Genshiken, a slice of life manga that depicts the lives of the members of the Genshiken club, or the study of visual art and culture. Most of it's members are otaku, people extremely addicted to something (in this case manga, anime, and video games some of which are x-rated in nature). I really won't go into tons of detail but overall the manga was a nice read. Especially in the initial chapters there's no concrete plot, the lives and activities of the members are shown, however in the later sections some of the Genshiken club members achieve their goals, this provides a more solid plot. There's even some romance thrown in for good measure. The pacing of the story may be slow for some (it's 55 chapters long and some of them do drag) and there's a ton of anime/manga/video game references (most of which I didn't get ) but Genshiken was an enjoyable read and one recommended to anyone who'd like to read something a bit different from the norm.

just started reading this manga called 'The World Is Mine'

im liking it so far...its kinda weird and hard to understand at times, but once you find the subtle hints here and there it gets pretty damn cool.

Only up to chapter 22 atm.


Synopsis:
Meet Mon, a violent killer faithful only to his own eruptive desires, and his timid companion Toshi, a demolition-devil with a fanatical thirst for destruction. Their killing-spree across Japan is destined to intersect the path of the enormous "Higumadon", a mysterious beast on a Godzilla-like rampage from Hokkaido to Tokyo.

Reading Absolute Boyfriend

And omg this is just great


(just read something which reminds me about bokura ga ita )

This post was edited by smirnoffice on Jul 8 2008 11:34am

this is a great romance manga for sure


reminds a bit about bokura ga ita, just 10000 times better


10/10 here