[...] 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 some [...]

[...] Aria has a similar message, made all the more poignant by the slow release schedule of the series (one book a year for the last three years), teaching the reader patience and enjoyment of what you have when you have it. [...]

[...] new volume of Aria is always something to celebrate. Book 6 (OCT10 1146, $10.99, December 29) is now offered from [...]

[...] Yotsuba is published in a men’s magazine in Japan. The second title I’ve chosen to discuss, Aria, suffers the same fate. However, both titles transcend their origins. The message they share is for [...]

[...] Aria by Kozue Amano [...]

[...] Aria — Another one that came back from uncertainty, which thrilled me. There was only one volume this year; I hope for more in the next. Reading this lovely, pastoral series about female gondoliers on another planet is a relaxing, transporting experience. [...]

[...] Babs faced off against Lois Lane. Both had tension and real character in them. ♦ I was reading this review of Aria 5 and towards the bottom, there is a mention of “a lengthy introduction.” That, through a [...]

[...] [Review] Aria Vol. 5 Link: Johanna Draper Carlson [...]

[...] Henderson on vol. 1 of Andromeda Stories (Comics Village) Johanna Draper Carlson on vol. 5 of Aria (Comics Worth Reading) Clive Owen on vol. 28 of Bleach (Animanga Nation) Danielle Leigh on Boys [...]