 Comics and graphic novel publisher ABLAZE heats up early summer reading as it announces new titles with an international flair set for release in July!
By J.D.  How do you deal with the loss of a loved one? What would you do to save them from death? Is fate something that can be changed and if so, what would the consequences be? Why did we receive three penguins in the mail that apparently only we can see? Re:cycle of the Penguindrum is a movie series that explores a lot of questions both dramatic and comedic. I got to see the North American premiere of both movies at Anime Boston 2023. Here are my thoughts.
 Corina Boettger is both a voice actor whose voice you might recognize from anime such as One-Punch Man (Tatsumaki), Love Live! (Anju Yuki), Dino Girl Gauko (Naoko), and many others. Gamers have probably heard their voice in Genshin Impact (Paimon), Ai: The Somnium Files (Mizuki), Tower of Fantasy (Fenrir), as well as several more. They were recently a guest at Anime Los Angeles in Long Beach, CA and we were lucky enough to arrange an interview at the event! We discussed what got them into acting in general, some hilarious fan interactions, and advice for those trying to get their start in voice acting! There's a lot here for both fans, and those discovering them for the first time. Read on and perhaps follow Corina on social media for more!
 GKIDS recently announced that it has acquired all North American distribution rights for Lonely Castle in the Mirror. Directed by Keiichi Hara (Miss Hokusai, Colorful, The Wonderland), the film features animation from the lauded A-1 Pictures, and is adapted from the beloved novel of the same name by Mizuki Tsujimura.
Buttermilk Old-Fashioned Donuts & Raptor Noises: An Interview with Voice Actress Kayli Mills4/9/2023  Kayli Mills is both a voice actress and a longtime friend of A-to-J! Her voice can be heard in anime like Re:Zero (Emilia), Fly Me to the Moon (Kaname Arisugawa), Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club (Kasumi Nakasu), and more. Gamers might recognize her from Valkyria Chronicles 4 (Riley Miller), Crystar (Nanana), River City Girls (Misako), Genshin Impact (Keqing), Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion (Cissnei), as well as others we couldn't all list out here. We were lucky to catch up with her recently at Anime Los Angeles and interview her about her start in the industry, some of her future plans, and even what her favorite donuts are! We had a lot of fun with this one and we're sure that you will too! Fans of Kayli, or those discovering her for the first time, will want to read on to learn more about her, and maybe check out some of her social media links at the end to follow along with her special brand of nonsense!
 Xanthe Huynh is a voice actress that's known for her roles in anime like Love Love! (Hanayo Koizumi), Cells at Work! (Platelet), Persona 5: The Animation (Haru Okumura), Tokyo 24th Ward (Asumi Suido), and many more! Her voice can also be heard in popular video games such as Fire Emblem: Three Houses (Marianne von Edmund), River City Girls (Sabuko), Crystar (Yuri Minano), and more as well! Basically you've probably heard her voice in something you're a fan of and we recently were lucky enough to interview her at FanimeCon! We discussed everything from her start in voice acting, her favorite roles and anime, and lots about Prince of Tennis! If you're already a fan, or are hearing about her for the first time, this interview will have a little something for everyone so be sure to check it out, and maybe watch some Love Live! afterwards!
By Rose  It's time for a whole new season of Suletta Sundays! After the shockingly bloody finale to Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch From Mercury's first season, fans have been anxious to see what comes next for Suletta Mercury, Miorine Rembran, and the rest of the mecha show's beloved cast of characters. We're here to clear up any confusion and share all the information we have about the next season.
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