Sep 25, 2011 12:40 AM
READING LIST, 09/24/11-09/26/11
09/24/11
All right, the following titles are currently en route:
(I also have a birthday present on the way, but I'm waiting until my actual birthday to acknowledge it ^_~)
The Drifting Classroom's momentum hasn't slowed down yet, and it's been fun having an actual series to follow. I've never actually finished a series that's more than three volumes before. I know it's a ways off, but I'm starting to wonder which series to start after I complete Classroom... I'm thinking either Banana Fish or Neon Genesis Evangelion. It's always interested me... alas, decisions. I would love to give Gantz a go, because I'm totally loving the anime, but it's at 30 volumes and still publishing! I'd never be able to keep up.
My chest is killing me so I'm going to wrap this up now.
09/25/11
OK, I figured out my reading agenda after I finish The Drifting Classroom: I'm gonna pick up Museum of Terror, vol. 3 by Junji Ito ASAP. I'd really hate to be forced to fork over some gross amount of money I won't be able to afford anyway if it goes OOP. Then I'm gonna get To Terra... by Keiko Takemiya. The sci-fi aspect of Classroom is growing on me more than I thought it would, so it seems like the right time to give this series a shot. Also, it's only three volumes ^_~
09/26/11
It looks like I'll be ordering Museum of Terror, vol. 3 on Wednesday, then concentrating on finishing up The Drifting Classroom. While I'm reading Museum, I may check out an American horror book before starting To Terra... -- Black Hole by Charles Burns, about a crazy STI that mutates the people infected by it, specifically a group of teenagers. Sounds great to me!
All right, the following titles are currently en route:
- The Drifting Classroom volumes 5 & 6
- Speed Racer: Mach Go Go Go two-volume hardcover set
- Monster vol. 2
(I also have a birthday present on the way, but I'm waiting until my actual birthday to acknowledge it ^_~)
The Drifting Classroom's momentum hasn't slowed down yet, and it's been fun having an actual series to follow. I've never actually finished a series that's more than three volumes before. I know it's a ways off, but I'm starting to wonder which series to start after I complete Classroom... I'm thinking either Banana Fish or Neon Genesis Evangelion. It's always interested me... alas, decisions. I would love to give Gantz a go, because I'm totally loving the anime, but it's at 30 volumes and still publishing! I'd never be able to keep up.
My chest is killing me so I'm going to wrap this up now.
09/25/11
OK, I figured out my reading agenda after I finish The Drifting Classroom: I'm gonna pick up Museum of Terror, vol. 3 by Junji Ito ASAP. I'd really hate to be forced to fork over some gross amount of money I won't be able to afford anyway if it goes OOP. Then I'm gonna get To Terra... by Keiko Takemiya. The sci-fi aspect of Classroom is growing on me more than I thought it would, so it seems like the right time to give this series a shot. Also, it's only three volumes ^_~
09/26/11
It looks like I'll be ordering Museum of Terror, vol. 3 on Wednesday, then concentrating on finishing up The Drifting Classroom. While I'm reading Museum, I may check out an American horror book before starting To Terra... -- Black Hole by Charles Burns, about a crazy STI that mutates the people infected by it, specifically a group of teenagers. Sounds great to me!
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