I'm currently reading Laurell K. Hamilton's "Affliction" right now.

The Superman Chronicles Volume I, AKA stories from the time where Superman was a violent psychopath of cartoonish caliber.

For example, this excerpt from Action Comics #12, wherein Superman declared war on reckless drivers:

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Fantastic Four issues 1 to 10 from 1961

Shingetsutan Tsukihime: Have you ever had to atone for your mistakes? Have you ever hurt someone with no real reason?
Shiki Tohno has to atone for a sin unlike any other, he brutally murdered a stranger with no reason or logic, and when the person he "killed" returns to settle things, his life will change forever.

So... I might have developed a bit of an unhealthy obsession with Tsukihime in the past few months, I've always enjoyed Type-Moon works, and their debut Visual Novel somehow managed to hit me in all the right spots.
So I've really, really been into all of it's media.
I can stop whenever I want to.
Totally.
Maybe...
Anyways, let's leave that up for the shrink.

Shingetsutan Tsukihime is the manga adaptation... of the anime adaptation... and anime so hated by the fandom that people like to pretend it never happened.
So this sounds like an inevitable trainwreck.

But... it's not, in fact it's probably the best way to experience the story for most casual readers. How?
Simple, the anime actually had great ideas on how to adapt the story, and it showed a lot of care and love, it just was burdened with awful production values.

The manga mostly focuses on Arcueid's route adding elements from Ciel's and Akiha's, which results in a more constant pace, more depth and a healthy does of extra characterization for the main antagonist, which is without a doubt the main strenght of the work, as it creates a stronger narrative overall.

The art adapts the world very well, the combat is breathtaking, the characterization is spot on, the action is superb and full of nods to the novel and fighting games.

Is it flawless? No, there are a few key concepts I wish had been expanded on.
Is it a 100% accurate adaptation? Heck no.
But it never aimed at that, nor does it need to, it's really good as as a standalone manga, and it made relive many feels almost like the first time.

After reading Divergent, I am now reading it's sequel, Insurgent before the movie premieres on the big screen.

so i been missing a third manga to read along side bleach and one piece from jump. i saw shots from the shokugeki no sema AKA food wars anime and i thought i give it a read. i spent last 2 days reading all 16 chapter and today was the day 107 chapter came out. oh boy was i happy. i found the manga i wanted to replace naruto with and food wars is so much fun and enjoyable to read. just how long are they going to keep the miystery of erina knowing souma dad and still being tsunardere over souma but actully liking him. i new she would like whenfaild him she actully enjoyed his dish but i want know why she know souma dad.

Got the first 7 volumes of Pokémon Adventures in the mail from Amazon today. About time I read into this part of the franchise. I should finish the whole Kanto Arc before next week.

I'm about halfway through the first book of John Birmingham's new trilogy, Emergence. I think I'm going to have to import the second and third books from Australia, though, since the U.S. release dates are bonkers. He's a heck of a writer. His Axis of Time and Disappearance series are both hella-awesome.

Started reading Lone Wolf and Cub from the very beginning(I've read volumes before but not in order). Holy crap. Amazing stuff. The first 16 pages alone. Whoa