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The very first installment of our brand new biweekly music column with resident expert Rachael Carothers! This week, Rachael gives us the lowdown on Japanese supergroup L'arc~en~Ciel's latest album, Kiss! 2008-02-26
This set covers episodes 66-
The paper-
The series may drag at times, but these middle episodes still have some clever twists in store. In one of the most powerful episodes so far, we find that the roots of Hell Girl's existence run deep into the past.
Just like casual gamers would benefit from putting down Fish Tycoon and trying something more engaging, hardcore gamers might want to take a night off of Gears of War to see what's going on in the Mysterious Village.
There may have been a time when Witchblade was only about torpedo-
With all that pesky introductory nonsense out of the way, Junji Ito gets down to what he does best: undiluted grossness.
Rife with sword-
Respectable artistry and two strong chapters are enough to merit a look by older fans of shojo anime who are not bothered by the inclusion of sexual situations or heroines who get treated roughly at times.
Despite a one-
This show stops at nothing for a laugh. It's weird, but then, everything about Miami Guns is weird.