378 – Twiple Dip 3 – Dai Dark, Even Though We’re Adults, The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service
We’ve got a special Seamus selection Twiple Dip this week! We’re reading the second volumes of Dai Dark, Even Though We’re Adults, and The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service! Also Darfox talks about the new Mamoru Hosoda film Belle, Morgana reads Akiko Higashimura’s webtoon A Fake Affair, and dakazu loves learning about manga artists in Mangaka Sainyumon!!!
It’s time for another month of horror themed episodes for this year’s October Extravaganza! We’re kicking off Night One of the festivities with a Triple Dip on Dai Dark, Cat Eyed Boy, and Otherside Picnic! Also, dakazu reads another version of Kasane along with Taeko Uzuki’s newest book that was eighteen years in the making!!!
302 – Triple Dip 43 – BL Metamorphosis, A Man and His Cat, Hi Score Girl
On this episode Morgana catches up on Witch Hat Atelier and SPY x FAMILY, dakazu experiences the 27 Club with Shiori Experience – Jimi na Watashi to Hen na Oji-san, and we run down all the new manga licensing announcements! Then it’s time to make up for our last Triple Dip with three excellent series, as we examine A Man and His Cat, BL Metamorphosis, and Hi Score Girl!!!
Also congratulations to the winners of our 300th episode manga giveaway contest, Dwayne, John, and Dawn! Thanks again to everyone who participated!
This week we launch our new format called Fantasy Magazine! Morgana, Darfox8, and dakazu have all drafted non-licensed or out-of-print series to create their ultimate horror-themed manga magazine! Listen in as we present our picks of Petshop of Horrors, Dai Dark, and Jisatsutou and then debate whether or not they fall under the category of horror!!!
A manga about a young man who is hunted through the darkest reaches of space for his bones that will supposedly grant any wish if captured.
This is Q Hayashida‘s newest manga and it’s just as strange and wonderful as Dorohedoro. This one takes place in space but everything has that unique Hayashida aesthetic. Spaceships and spacesuits alike have a very flesh-like look to them. Even the protagonist Sanko wears a skin of darkness that looks like a tattered robe. He wields an axe that easily separates the bones from it’s victims. Even his backpack transforms into a walking skeleton companion.
It’s really interesting to see the theme of bones throughout this manga so far but like any Hayashida series I’ll have to read more to learn about everything.
I’ve been a fan of Q Hayashida since her manga adaptation of Maken X. She’s been writing Dorohedoro since 1999 and it’s finally going to be ending soon. We’ve discussed it on a podcast but her art style and creative design stand out.