Hollow Fields Vol 1 (Hollow Fields)4 reviews Seven Seas, 2007 I Want To Read More! + Dark and beautiful! + Utterly Charming - in a "Take over the world!" kinda way... + Aussie Aussie Aussie             Hollow Fields, Vol. 3 Seven Seas, 2009 Little Lucy Snow should have been enjoying her first day at the town’s prestigious elementary school; however a macabre twist of fate sees her enrolled instead at Miss Weaver’s Academy for the Scientifically Gifted and Ethically Unfettered—also known as Hollow Fields. Located on the outskirts of Nullsville and run by the insidious Engineers, the grim boarding school dedicates ...             Replay Volume 2 (Re: Play)4 reviews Christy Lijewski TokyoPop, 2008 sweet! + volume 2 continues to please well, THAT took awhile (thank you, tokyopop lunkheads). still, the second volume of christy lijewski's RE:play was worth the looooong wait. if you've already read the critically praised first volume, it's probably no surprise to you that volume two is further evidence of miss lijewski's uncannily ...             Re:Play6 reviews TokyoPop, 2006 Fantastic American Made Manga + A Must Have + The First Great American Manga + Crisp, clean art! + RE:warding RE:reading!:             Hollow Fields Vol 2 (Hollow Fields)2 reviews Seven Seas, 2008 Better than volume 1 [which, by the way, was awesome] + Delve deeper into Hollow Fields Volume 2 made Hollow Fields one of my currently running most favorite series. Volume 1 was cute and well done, but volume 2 starts getting rather dark as questions of immortality and other such deep subjects are posed. Very marvelous. In my opinion, Hollow Fields fits right in on any manga ...             Vampire Kisses: Blood Relatives, Volume I (Vampire Kisses: Blood Relatives)15 reviews Ellen Schreiber Katherine Tegen Books, 2007 Delightful and Quirky Addition to the VK Series + Leaves you wanting more.... + Well, if you're wondering whether or not to buy this, I think you should.... + I liked it so much I actually spent money on it             Japan Ai: A Tall Girl's Adventures In Japan9 reviews Aimee Major Steinberger Go!Comi, 2007 Illustrated Fabulocity! + The happiest book I've read in a long time + Fun + A review of Japan Ai + Cool guide to parts of Japan...             Madame Xanadu Vol. 1: Disenchanted Matt Wagner Vertigo, 2009             Nightmares and Fairy Tales, Vol. 23 reviews Serena Valentino, FSc SLG Publishing, 2005 Applause + Decently done. + Sequels... I am much more fond of this book than the first. I found the Domonique story of the first book to be sketchy. Lots of piecework, almost as if pages were missing-with all of the nightmare and none of the fairytale promised. I do like the other tales in the first collection, but overall I feel that ...             Nightschool, Vol. 1 (Nightschool) Svetlana Chmakova Yen Press, 2009 NIGHTSCHOOL answers the age-old question: Where do demons get their diplomas? Schools may close for the night and the lights may be off, but the classes still run. The Nightschool is education for a different crowd -- vampires, demons and weirns, a special breed of witches. When Alex, a young weirn, enrolls in a Nightschool to learn what has become of her sister, will she be prepared for ...             Nightmares and Fairy Tales: Once Upon a Time (Nightmares & Fairy Tales)12 reviews Serena Valentino, FSc SLG Publishing, 2004 Fairy Tales Back to Their Dark Roots + Cute evil + I wish ALL fairy tales were like this Before Disney changed things and made everyone think Fairy Tales are all about Bambis and fuzzy bunnies, Fairy Tales were dark, disturbing, and always had a meaning. Serena Valentino attempts to bring those fairy tales back to their dark roots, with art by FSc. And, for the most part, she ...             Vampire Kisses: Blood Relatives, Volume II (Vampire Kisses: Blood Relatives)15 reviews Ellen Schreiber Katherine Tegen Books, 2008 Delightful and Quirky Addition to the VK Series + Leaves you wanting more.... + Well, if you're wondering whether or not to buy this, I think you should.... + I liked it so much I actually spent money on it             Dramacon Ultimate Edition Svetlana Chmakova TokyoPop, 2008             Hollow Fields Vol 1 (Hollow Fields)4 reviews Seven Seas, 2007 I Want To Read More! + Dark and beautiful! + Utterly Charming - in a "Take over the world!" kinda way... + Aussie Aussie Aussie             Vampire Kisses: Blood Relatives, Volume II (Vampire Kisses: Blood Relatives)15 reviews Ellen Schreiber Katherine Tegen Books, 2008 Delightful and Quirky Addition to the VK Series + Leaves you wanting more.... + Well, if you're wondering whether or not to buy this, I think you should.... + I liked it so much I actually spent money on it             Madame Xanadu Vol. 1: Disenchanted Matt Wagner Vertigo, 2009             Nightmares and Fairy Tales, Vol. 23 reviews Serena Valentino, FSc SLG Publishing, 2005 Applause + Decently done. + Sequels... I am much more fond of this book than the first. I found the Domonique story of the first book to be sketchy. Lots of piecework, almost as if pages were missing-with all of the nightmare and none of the fairytale promised. I do like the other tales in the first collection, but overall I feel that ...             Hollow Fields Vol 2 (Hollow Fields)2 reviews Seven Seas, 2008 Better than volume 1 [which, by the way, was awesome] + Delve deeper into Hollow Fields Volume 2 made Hollow Fields one of my currently running most favorite series. Volume 1 was cute and well done, but volume 2 starts getting rather dark as questions of immortality and other such deep subjects are posed. Very marvelous. In my opinion, Hollow Fields fits right in on any manga ...             Nightschool, Vol. 1 (Nightschool) Svetlana Chmakova Yen Press, 2009 NIGHTSCHOOL answers the age-old question: Where do demons get their diplomas? Schools may close for the night and the lights may be off, but the classes still run. The Nightschool is education for a different crowd -- vampires, demons and weirns, a special breed of witches. When Alex, a young weirn, enrolls in a Nightschool to learn what has become of her sister, will she be prepared for ...             Vampire Kisses: Blood Relatives, Volume I (Vampire Kisses: Blood Relatives)15 reviews Ellen Schreiber Katherine Tegen Books, 2007 Delightful and Quirky Addition to the VK Series + Leaves you wanting more.... + Well, if you're wondering whether or not to buy this, I think you should.... + I liked it so much I actually spent money on it