Yuri Manga
Comic Yuri Hime presents Yuri Hime Selection comic on video site Nico Nico Douga. (This is, of course, in Japanese and you will need to register, but trust me, it’s not hard.)
Kimi no Tame nara Shineru, the Heian period gag Yur…
Poor Poor Lips charmed me from its first volume (reviewed here), and its second is even better. In this volume, Poor Poor Lips’ story evolves from a sitcom-esque concept, meandering through a series of character-driven slice-of-life situations, …
She has hunted the wildest game and dallied with countless beautiful girls, but still longs to know the world beyond the city wall. Princess Rilavashana SanParite, called Bold Riley, leaves behind her station and sets out to travel through distant lan…
Saber and Irisviel aren’t even in the most recent two episodes of Fate/Zero. (Day sums it up nicely with, “Is this shit done yet?”) Nevertheless, Lily and I have given recapping the latest episode a shot. Day isn’t able to recap this week, just as I …
Shou is depressed. There’s just no other way to describe it, really. She doesn’t like school, she doesn’t like home, the whole town holds no interest for her…life holds no interest for her.
Then she wanders into a teeny little overgrown patch of a …
Readers of Okazu frequently see me request more “After the happily-ever-after” manga; stories in which the girl, having gotten the girl, proceeds to make a life with her. Well, there’s a good reason why we don’t get that so much. For the presume…
Prism is a dark horse hit for me. Its initial premise is eye-rolling, but once its real story kicks in it turns out to be a lovely, very realistic look at two girls in love.
As a kid, Prism’s protagonist Megumi spent half a day at the beach with a …
I’m out having some fun without you, so no Yuri Network News this week. I hope you’re out having fun without me. ^_^
This is where the “Apocalypse Arc” of Revolutionary Girl Utena starts to get rough.
First, we have to watch Juri being run roughshod over; offered every single possible outcome except the two in which she can be happy.
Then there’s Akio’s seduction…
Back in 2011, I reviewed the first volume of Girls Jump magazine. I loved it instantly. It was full of talented female creators, drawing without any apparent limits on story or art.
I loved the variety, the sheer talent and the wtf-ness of so many of…
