ATA was one of my first purchases from DMG. I was reluctant to pay for amateur work and luckily the purchases I'd made before this one were not at all disappointing. ATA, however, has been translated and edited quite poorly. It's really disappointing to have to buy a piece of work as unpolished as this one. As for the story, it is a little slow-paced but interesting enough to keep you going. My lower rating for this series is based on the story and the quality of the book. I really do believe that DMG's poor quality has taken away from the charm of the original.

I'd also really recommend that people avoid making any manga purchases for the Kindle. On both my PC and iPhone, the manga ebooks are far too small making the page look fuzzy and rendering the smaller fonts of the page almost always illegible. If you want to make a purchase, do it at emanga.com though for some reason, Fuji Tamaki's two projects, already released on amazon.com, are not available on emanga.com...

... Last updated on April 28th, 2012, 2:21am