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I still read a decent number of things, but nowhere near the whole catalog. I don’t think I’m equipped to rank them but I can give a brief “ranking” on an individual basis. I’ll do it loosely in age/chapter order since I can’t be bothered to double check those things.
Spy x Family: A joyful slow-burn, sometimes nothing happens but I see the puzzle pieces being laid out bit by bit and when Endo cooks I’m left sitting on it for the whole day afterwards.
Dandadan: Great, especially with recent crazy developments since the arc was feeling a bit scattered earlier.
Kindergarten Wars: Nice, but moving a bit slower due to the combo of early final arc set-up and slower release schedule. Still looking forward to developments.
Girl Meets Rock: Somehow both a comfort read and a psychological thriller. I never understand how the series does it but I can’t look away.
Centuria: Great overall, current arc a bit scattered but I feel it’ll come together well by the end of the arc.
Hero Organization: Great overall, was going a little slower for a bit but it feels like we’re ramping and making progress towards a big explosive moment still.
Sirens Won’t Sing for You: It’s aight, clearly getting axed but I enjoy it passively. Author definitely knows how to write darker than their artstyle would imply.
The Marshal King: Fun, but still pretty directionless right now even with a goal in mind. Started off very unclear about where the story was going so that probably threw people off.
Märchen Crown: Also fun and very bizarre, but still feels somewhat uncharacteristically random with some things, and I don’t see a clear direction for the long-term story.
Bug Ego: Yet another “fun but directionless” but I think it’s supposed to be all over the place. Art is insane and plot is all over the place but it’s a fun ride.
Kurumizawa’s Folly: First chapter hooked me, though it is brand new so I have yet to see how things will develop from there.
Other than that I started reading Strikeout Pitch’s first few chapters due to Tsugimanga and it seems pretty entertaining. I’ve been meaning to tackle MAD as well some time.
Spy x Family: A joyful slow-burn, sometimes nothing happens but I see the puzzle pieces being laid out bit by bit and when Endo cooks I’m left sitting on it for the whole day afterwards.
Dandadan: Great, especially with recent crazy developments since the arc was feeling a bit scattered earlier.
Kindergarten Wars: Nice, but moving a bit slower due to the combo of early final arc set-up and slower release schedule. Still looking forward to developments.
Girl Meets Rock: Somehow both a comfort read and a psychological thriller. I never understand how the series does it but I can’t look away.
Centuria: Great overall, current arc a bit scattered but I feel it’ll come together well by the end of the arc.
Hero Organization: Great overall, was going a little slower for a bit but it feels like we’re ramping and making progress towards a big explosive moment still.
Sirens Won’t Sing for You: It’s aight, clearly getting axed but I enjoy it passively. Author definitely knows how to write darker than their artstyle would imply.
The Marshal King: Fun, but still pretty directionless right now even with a goal in mind. Started off very unclear about where the story was going so that probably threw people off.
Märchen Crown: Also fun and very bizarre, but still feels somewhat uncharacteristically random with some things, and I don’t see a clear direction for the long-term story.
Bug Ego: Yet another “fun but directionless” but I think it’s supposed to be all over the place. Art is insane and plot is all over the place but it’s a fun ride.
Kurumizawa’s Folly: First chapter hooked me, though it is brand new so I have yet to see how things will develop from there.
Other than that I started reading Strikeout Pitch’s first few chapters due to Tsugimanga and it seems pretty entertaining. I’ve been meaning to tackle MAD as well some time.
