Yen Press

Impersonating Egyptian deities, the demonic Magai intend to plague Earth, but find that Great Priest Imhotep has arrived from the past to thwart their plans. Less a revision of …
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Stop me if you’ve heard this one: a goddess summons a taciturn young man from our world to a fantasy world styled not off of Tolkien, but off of …
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Whereas volumes one through four covered the quest for Falin, Delicious in Dungeon Volume Five begins a new arc which not only pits several adventuring groups against each other, but …
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While faux dungeon delicacies were presented as the hook for this manga, by Delicious in Dungeon Volume Four, it has matured into a love letter to fantasy-themed role-playing games, with …
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Joining the expanded Star Wars universe is the manga adaptation of Star Wars Lost Stars, a bildungsroman about Imperial cadets. Lost Stars possesses not only appealing line art, but the Star …
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Sacrificial Princess and the King of Beasts is a unique reversal on the Beauty and the Beast myth–rather than a man cursed to be a beast, the King of Beasts …
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In Tales of Wedding Rings, when Sato loves Hime–not only the girl next door, but the princess next world–he pursues her through a magical portal to a homeworld bubbling with …
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Monster Tamer Girls: in a world subjected to new waves of kaiju, Ion Hidaka and Sora Misumaru are part of the freshest crop of monster tamers, a special girls’ school …
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While Ryoko Kui’s Delicious in Dungeon Volume 3 maintains its ironclad premise of RPG murderhobos that turn their adventures into a gourmet tour, the tale nonetheless continues to evolve, with this …
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While Oh, My Sweet Alien! might have started as a science fiction horror comedy, rooted as it is in an alien abductee’s courtship with his abductor, the manga starts in …
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Though mob and crime fiction isn’t my favorite genre–even when supplemented with an undisclosed urban fantasy element that might be vampires and might be Highlander–I’ve enjoyed my handful of mafia …
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I’m A Spider, So What? is like a disgusting inversion of The Wizard of Oz, in which an otaku high-schooler descends by daydream into a nightmarish fantasy landscape, morphing into …
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