Beneath the Tangles Reader's Corner Covers Seven Manga Volumes
The column's seven-title lineup spans genres from school comedy to boxing drama, with RuriDragon Vol. 4 drawing the most sustained praise for its empathetic portrayal of adolescence.
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Beneath the Tangles' latest Reader's Corner covers seven manga volumes, from a half-dragon teenager's school festival to a boxing comeback and a seventeenth-century battlefield. RuriDragon Vol. 4 earns the column's most detailed praise as an authentic look at adolescence, while Ashita no Joe Vol. 6 finds Joe facing world-ranked Carlos Rivera in a televised fight. The lineup also includes a new series the column says it cannot recommend.
Beneath the Tangles' Reader's Corner returns with a seven-volume manga lineup spanning a half-dragon teen's school festival, a boxing comeback, a seventeenth-century battlefield, a digital circus, a superhero mystery, an SAO survival adventure, and a new series the column cannot recommend. RuriDragon Vol. 4 leads the praise as an authentic look at adolescence, and Ashita no Joe Vol. 6 sets up a televised fight against world-ranked Carlos Rivera.
- The Amazing Digital Circus
- Ashita no Joe: Fighting for Tomorrow (Vol. 6): Joe faces Carlos Rivera in a televised fight
- Blood-Crawling Princess of a Ruined Country
- Golden Man (Vol. 1)
- Issak (Vol. 14)
- RuriDragon (Vol. 4): the sports festival volume, praised as an authentic look at adolescence
- SAO Unital Ring (Vol. 2)
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