[...] I’ve talked before about how much I enjoy the Aria manga series, I had hoped to cover the prequel series Aria as part of the latest Manga Moveable Feast. [...]

[...] Draper Carlson from Manga Worth Reading) shares her past link of Book 1, Book 2, Book 4, Book 5, Book 6 These are individual reviews of the volumes that has been written, though there are [...]

[...] I’m feeling out of sorts, nothing calms like a new volume of Aria. It’s the manga equivalent of a hot cup of tea and a sit-down, a lovely mediation on [...]

[...] Aria returns in November with book 5 (announced at last insider). They take into account our opinions when people say on the web “we love this and want it back”, although they can’t do everything. [...]

[...] AriaTokyopop picked up this gorgeous, pastoral manga by Kozue Amano from ADV, republishing the first three volumes and finally continuing the series. It’s a reflective meditation on the joys of simple living, as told through the daily work of an aspiring gondola pilot on a flooded Mars. It takes me to another place and refreshes my mood whenever I read it. [...]

[...] you’re wondering what to read after Aria, try Yokohama Shopping Trip by Hitoshi Ashinano, another science fiction series based around the [...]

[...] [Review] Aria Vol. 4 Link: Johanna Draper Carlson [...]

[...] Draper Carlson on vol. 4 of Aria (Comics Worth Reading) Connie on vols. 18 and 19 of Basara (Slightly Biased Manga) Julie on vol. 1 [...]