Black Nerd Problemsさんのイラストまとめ

There are moments, some explosive and some quiet, that make a story. This ain’t no cookie-cutter shojo, folks." Shojo Goodness & Shojo Drama: ‘Love Me, Love Me Not’ Vol. 1 Review https://t.co/5eZskYoLs4

Thanks fam! 🙌🏾
Also shoutout to @OmarHolmon who spent actual hours making the gifs from this episode, for the culture 🙏🏾 https://t.co/J163pXIu8y

...and what’s truly fascinating about the Webtoon format is that while it resembles a conventional strip, the format is optimized for mobile scrolling." Looking at the (In)finite Canvas and Digital Comics https://t.co/DRP3NtQDSr

"Even if it isn’t redefining the genre every time out, what My Hero Academia will never lack is the amount of heart it gives to every story." My Hero Academia: #HeroesRising Gives Us the Maturing Heroes We’ve Loved for Years https://t.co/GjVXBg44aO

Big Black: Stand at Attica, a graphic memoir that captures the life of the titular character Frank “Big Black” Smith and in particular four days in 1971 that would alter the course of American history https://t.co/jQ3dulcUUE

"If you have an interest in history, memoir, social justice, or just the life of a good man in an extraordinary circumstance, you should track down a copy and experience the story directly." - Big Black: Stand at Attica Review #BHM https://t.co/jQ3dulcUUE

"so Class 1-A tosses out all the suggestions from a fun house to a petting zoo to hand made soba to Bakugo’s oh so unexpected “FIGHT TO THE DEATH.”
#MyHeroAcademia Recap: School Festival https://t.co/Mnk26LbDQ9

"Putting the spotlight on diverse communities is not just a trick for this company — it is the main focus." Interview with @JaxJaxAttaxx New and Fresh: Meet @NoirCaesar https://t.co/dDiFty5r59

The Pull – 02/12/2020: No Love in the Comic Wild https://t.co/lLD8alDV7f

#bnplit when the YA book that centered the female teenaged protagonist so well in the beginning starts to focus too much on the boy she loves: