[...] Tramps Like Us [...]

[...] Tramps Like Us, the wonderful josei, concluded in February. [...]

[...] Like Us 26 09 2008 Despite the popularity of this title (Amazon.com reader reviews) and its positive critical reception this series is not included in any of the public library collections [...]

[...] 2004 came Tramps Like Us (in Japan, Kimi wa Petto), one of the best of the genre so far. It’s the story of a working [...]

[...] Tramps Like Us romance [...]

[...] Johanna Draper Carlson updates her reviews at Comics Worth Reading with her take on vol. 14 of Tramps Like Us and vol. 11 of Hikaru no Go, and she posts brief reviews of vol. 4 of INVU, vol. 1 of Metamo Kiss, [...]

[...] beloved Tramps Like Us ends with book 14, and I’m simultaneously looking forward to it and dreading it. Because I [...]

[...] terrific Sensual Phrase ended in February with book 18, and my beloved Tramps Like Us is moving towards conclusion in its next volume (#14 due January). Otaku club valentine Genshiken [...]

[...] comments on recent volumes of Nana, Emma, ES: Eternal Sabbath, Fruits Basket, Kat and Mouse, and Tramps Like Us. Dan Polley checks out vol. 11 of Black Cat and vol. 1 of Vampire Kisses: Blood Relatives at Manga [...]

[...] Tramps Like Us Book 13 is the installment long-time readers have been waiting for. I will say no more for fear of spoiling its gloriousness. [...]

[...] voting for Matt from Dramacon, although Momo from Tramps Like Us is also included. And based on the counts when I voted, every character I care about is losing. [...]

[...] watching Kimi Wa Petto, the 10-episode live-action adaptation of one of my favorite manga series, Tramps Like Us. I loved it! I got caught up in seeing live people go through these scenes; it made the situation [...]

[...] I’ve been asking for more josei, manga targeted at adult women, but now that Tokyopop is listing new titles as “appealing to fans of Tramps Like Us“, one of my favorites, I don’t trust them. Mostly because everything they recommend sounds like it’s about broken, emotionally disturbed women. Ick. [...]

[...] As a big fan of Tramps Like Us,I would love to see more manga aimed at women, not girls. Publishers Weekly points to an upcoming title that sounds very promising, Kiriko Nananan’s Sweet Cream and Red Strawberries from Central Park Media. (Strangely, although PW says it’s out this month, I can’t find information on the book on CPM’s site, and Amazon has no release date listed.) [...]

[...] Avigon: Gods and Demons Bone Sharps, Cowboys & Thunder Lizards Capote in Kansas Owly: Just a Little Blue Tramps Like Us (books 4-7 out in 2005) True Story, Swear to God: This One Goes to 11 Wet Moon: Feeble Wanderings And Planetes, which concluded in 2005. [...]