Eeeeeee! OK, well, for roughly the past two weeks I've been trying to read a book a day to get me through the rather large collection Jas has bought.
Please note that since Jas was buying, both shonen and shojo titles have been mixed in.
Since I don't remember exactly which series I read in which order, here we go alphabetically:
Bambi - sweet romantic 1 book story (note Bambi is a princess, not deer)
Cosplay Koromo-Chan - Funny! reminds me alot of Azumanga Dioh
Crayon Shinchan - Vol. 9 & 10 - more crazy antics
a fun read, but more in the style of american comics like garfield and such, although a bit more edgy
Crusher Joe - a few disjointed episodes in one book, but great to read classics! (pub 1979 in Japan) very similar to robotech/early gundam
Darkstalkers - The Rise of The Dark Ones - Vol 1 - great read, especially considering that its characters from a PS1 game
Heat Guy J - based on the anime, this is a great introduction to the series... too bad its only the start... gotta
watch the rest
Inu Yasha - Vol. 22 - Inu Yasha gets the red Tetsuiaga =)
Juline - Vol 1-5 - its a shojo/martial arts drama! coolness! good read for either guys or girls... just wish i could see it in full color
Lost World / Metropolis / Nextworld Vol. 1-2 - Osamu Tezuka's classic masterpieces... a must read for anyone serious about manga
Maburaho - Vol. 1 - the Tenchi plot gimmick (one guy, many girls) strikes again, but very well done
The Missing White Dragon - A collection of short stories based on Asian fairy tales, very well done
My Code Name is Charmer - Vol 1 & 2 - good story... but not fair! Ironcat went under, and this series just cuts off
Over The Rainbow - Good intentions, but very choppy, holes in the plot
Popcorn Romance - another sweet one
Scrapped Princess - Vol. 1 - Fun so far
WarCraft Dragon Hunt - Vol. 1 - very well done, eagerly awaiting the sequel
EDIT: I finished
Shaolin Sisters vol. 1-5 - Juline was better (same main char, diff setting/world) and this kinda ends unfinished... need to read Shaolin Sisters Reborn, I guess