#PHANTOM THIEF JEANNE FULL#
#PHANTOM THIEF JEANNE FREE#

IвЂ™m still planning to give fiction, essays, and reviews their own pages with a menu at the top, so stay tuned for that as well. I removed a вЂњcurrently readingвЂќ widget that I never kept updated, but replaced it with one from Goodreads, which will be easier for me to keep current, since I simply have to remember to scan book covers with my phone. I am still slowly working on cleaning up the blog and organizing the content.

#PHANTOM THIEF JEANNE FULL#

Nonetheless, I think IвЂ™ve seen enough of it that we can make some meaningful comparisons with Jeanne, which clearly draws on it, even if I canвЂ™t justifiably give it a full review.ДЄnyway, we previously had some Saint Tail fan art, so now have some Phantom Thief Jeanne fan art.ДЇeatured image: вЂњSaint TailвЂќ by SubaruSumeragiДЄs IвЂ™ve mentioned before, IвЂ™m finishing up a graduate program, which is why the posting is infrequent here, but I havenвЂ™t forgotten about you. I was hoping to have more of Saint Tail under my belt before I talked about Jeanne, but that one, which I believe was only published in English in a flopped edition from the now-largely-defunct Tokyopop, is hard to acquire, and I have only ever found its anime adaptation being sold at outrageous collectorsвЂ™ prices bigger than my budget. The anime from Toei Animation has, as far as I know, never seen a commercial release in English, so our discussion will be of the manga. IвЂ™m just about finished with the Phantom Thief Jeanne manga, also known as Kamikaze KaitЕЌ Jeanne,В by Arina Tanemura, which, conveniently, saw a republication from Viz Media in 2014, making it an unusually easy-to-acquire older title. IвЂ™ve already penned a draft of that review, but I was waiting for more material before I hit вЂњpublish.вЂќ It might be up in the next few days.ДЇeatured Image: вЂњ Phantom Thief JeanneвЂќ by AkiraDBios. As I understand it, Saint Tail hews closely to its formula and doesnвЂ™t offer any big surprises, so IвЂ™m probably safe giving it a review of sorts if I donвЂ™t go into too much detail. IвЂ™ll probably have to move ahead with the discussion even without getting the whole series. The apparently sincere religious devotion of its Catholic protagonists is actually quite well handled even though the manga-ka wrote in complete ignorance (youвЂ™ll find this title listed under вЂњ Nuns are MikosвЂќ on TVTropes). ItвЂ™s not exactly deep or demanding, but itвЂ™s sweet without being cloying. Saint TailВ a pleasant little title reading it is like snuggling into a warm blanket. I just got word of another volume that has arrived for me, so I should have it by the end of tomorrow. IвЂ™ve been defeated in my attempt to get DVDs of the Saint Tail anime, and the manga is coming to me slowly, piecemeal. The latter is readily available thanks to a re-translation and re-release from Viz in 2014, but the former is, alas, quite difficult to acquire: itвЂ™s one of those early post- Sailor Moon titles, like Corrector Yui or Wedding Peach or Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch, many of which subsequently became obscure. IвЂ™ve promised reviews of Saint Tail and Phantom Thief Jeanne, the two magical girl stories about religiously motivated cat burglars. So, anyway, in case youвЂ™re wondering if IвЂ™m just over here binge-watching The Vision of Escaflowne, the answer is, вЂњI wish.вЂќ Actually, I havenвЂ™t watched that much of it, eager though I am, because I havenвЂ™t had the time. That might not mean more time for blogging, though, at least until IвЂ™m more gainfully employed and settled.

#PHANTOM THIEF JEANNE FREE#

On Star Wars Day, May the 4th, IвЂ™m free вЂ¦ sort of. IвЂ™m sorry there has been little in the way of meaningful content here, but IвЂ™m coming toward the end of my final term of a masterвЂ™s program.

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