[...] had expected to include ES (Eternal Sabbath) (ended in March) on this list, but I found the conclusion so out of keeping with the rest of the [...]

Most mangas are pretty lame on trying to speak about mutants and how they feel, but ES did is in a pretty good way…

I’ve been reading alot of manga recently and this tops my list as one of the most compelling I have ever read. ES has changed my opinion about manga in the same way Evangelion and Ghost in the Shell have changed my opinion about anime.

This series is definitely worth a read!

[...] into more detail about why. Also at CWR: Johanna Draper Carlson reviews vol. 9 of Happy Mania and vol. 8 of ES: Eternal Sabbath (scroll [...]

[...] involving this year: Emma and Nana got better with every volume in 2007, while Hikaru no Go and ES stayed exciting with competition and fear of death, [...]

[...] to a generous publisher, I enjoyed reading ES (Eternal Sabbath) Volume 7 (Del Rey Manga, $10.95). Events take a major step forward in this installment, and it’s as [...]

[...] and vol. 13 of The Wallflower and updates her review pages on The Kindaichi Case Files and ES: Eternal Sabbath to include the latest volumes. Ryan Lewis takes a long look at vol. 7 of Kaze Hikaru at Manga Life. [...]

[...] to the generous publisher, I got a sneak peek at the upcoming ES (Eternal Sabbath) Book 7. I was shocked and stunned at some of the revelations. The suspense continues to build as [...]

[...] vol. 2 of Love*Com and updates her review pages with 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 [...]

[...] ES (Eternal Sabbath) Book 6, a handgun brings a new level of violent danger to family [...]