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Those Manga Bloggers Worth Bookmarking

Maintaining a blog and growing with it, has been an personal interest, since I began my own blog. My own blogigng life has been what I believe to be an ever changing one with writing as well as reading other blogs. There is one blogging niche that I have actively been keeping apace with, and the manga blogging community is a close knit group. Certain names are mentioned and appear time and again. Thanks in part to the Twitter networking, Google reader, and continuing blogging projects like an annual Great Manga Gift Guide recommendation list or Manga Movable Feast, it would be good to have these bloggers on your blog reading radar. This list is listed in alphabetical order, by the blogger’s first name; a link to their writing/blogs is also included with additional information about what makes them memorable bloggers. Alexander Hoffman of Manga Widget This blog has a running editorial with specific manga title that left an impression. He is honest about his assessment as he blogs. On th...

10 Good Manga Blogs

Way too many blogs on manga out there. You can’t read them all. Really, you can’t. Here are a few good ones I’m reading right now. Comics Worth Reading . Been checking this one most days for a couple of years. Solid reviews and a lot of variety: webcomics, manga, independents, animation, anime. Here is the manga only link . She really likes Tramps Like Us. Emily’s Random Shoujo Manga Page . I enjoy her reviews so much that I try to save them up for a week so I can read several in a row. Most of the manga she reviews is not licensed in English but I enjoy learning reading about them. Slightly Biased Manga . Good reviews. Perversely, I enjoy that her blog is so stripped down, she doesn’t even show covers. She’s pretty forthright about her opinions which I also like. Precocious Curmudgeon . Recently started reading this blog regularly. Lots of news and reviews. I feel reassured by his posts because they seem so carefully selected from the great mass of informatio...