Bitten by a Radioactive Podcastさんのイラストまとめ

With a great attention to research to the different injuries highlighted, and a focus on focus on characters and their relationships Jade can't recommend this enough. The energy on the pages is palpable - as expected from a Shounen Jump alum!

It's #NCBD so here we are again with some bangin' recommendations. First up, Jade recs The Nao of Brown by @glyn_dillon. About an OCD sufferer who has a mind racing with violent imagined scenes where she harms people.

Dean took a step out of his comfort zone this week and recommended @cubewatermelon's Sleepless Domain. The story focuses on a team of Magical Girls defending their city and upholding their brand.

Black Canary & Zatanna: Bloodspell is Jade's choice this week. An OGN with art by @Joe_Quinones and written by Paul Dini. A sexy, witty and stylish story about everyone's favourite fish net wearing superheroes.

An overdue posting but wanted to share this SUPOIB commission by @BompKadunk that Jade and Dean sorted out for my birthday. Our girl Holly Deadline and everyone's favourite good dog Sidetrack. 👌👌👌👌

Josh is back on the manga this week, with Golden Kamuy, by Satoru Noda: a Russo-Japanese veteran and a young Ainu (an indigenous Japanese people) embark on a quest for gold. the map for which can be found tattooed across a selection of escaped prisoners.

It's #NCBD, y'all, which means it's also BBRP recommendations day, y'all! Jade's kicking things off today, with the beautiful Spinning, by @TillieWalden, an autobio comic about her teenage years, figure skating and finding love.

Lastly Jade's choice, another nostalgic classic: Cardcaptor Sakura by CLAMP. Jade was re-reading the series to prepare for the #CardCaptorSakuraClearCard anime that started this week!

and Dean's favourite's were: Travel Express, Baby Stoppy Montoya, and Holly Deadline. He loves the potential for high emotion and optimistic world saving, plus the major anime vibe from these three.

Last up is one of my favourite books. Darwyn Cooke's The New Frontier. A love letter to the Golden Age of comics as it enters the Silver Age. This gets reflected in the story's ability to toe the line between lighter and darker story beats.