The Manga Review: Night at the Museum

The Manga Review: Night at the Museum

If you’re planning a trip to San Francisco this year, be sure to check out The Art of Manga, a new exhibition hosted by the deYoung Museum. The show will feature over 700 illustrations by important manga artists from Chiba Tetsuya to Takahashi Rumiko and Yoshinaga Fumi. The curators aim to “place manga in historical context, providing viewers with insights into what manga is, how it is read, and how it is created and consumed.” The exhibition will run from September 27, 2025 through January 25, 2026.

In other news, Young Animal will publish the next installment of Berserk on Valentine’s Day… Komi Can’t Communicate and Undead Unluck have just released their final chapters… Gou Tanabe’s adaptation of The Colour Out of Space hits shelves this July… Brigid Alverson has the low-down on the new edition of Nana… and Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon The Super Live arrives in the US in March for a two-month tour.

REVIEWS

If you read one review this week, make it Joe McCulloch’s in-depth treatment of The Legend of Kamui… if you read two, add Jocelyne Allen’s excellent essay on Sakai Eri’s Tsubame wa Modotte Konia… and if you read three, make sure to visit The Manga Test Drive, where Megan D. kicks the tires on Futuba-Kun Change. Also worth a lookis Kathryn Hemmann’s brief but thoughtful review of the award-winning Kanda Gokurachō Shokunin Banashia collection of “five stand-alone short stories about the everyday lives of artisans during the Edo Period.”

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