The subject says it all. I like drawing of the artist (the cover) so I was so hyped up to read this manga, however, very disappointing. Literally, there is no beginning or an end to the short stories in this book. You can say not here or not there. No point if the story feels like the middle of the story rather like a sentence; there's a beginning, middle, and end.

The title for this series is completely misleading.
After spending quite a bit of money importing the Reversible anthology, the best I can gather is that they've collected a bunch of oneshots and first chapters of series from a host of different mangaka and decided to call it Reversible.
Most yaoi fans will know, or relate 'reversible' to a couple whose sexual positions aren't set as either uke or seme. A sort of equally-based sexual relationship. June's idea of a Reversible couple seems to be the age of the character. In no way, shape or form were there couples in this manga that switched things up in the bedroom - despite June's insistence that "Juné’s Reversible goes both ways to cover your tastes from every angle!"
Riiiight...
Another dud-buy from June, much like their waste of money J-Boy by Biblos Anthology. The talent of the mangaka range from talented and worthy (Fujimoto, Takarai) to painfully bland (Goroh, Nishiogi). There is apparently going to be a second anthology. I won't be buying it. Despite the fact that there may be continuations in there that I'd want to read, it's simply not worth the dull filler or the misleading content.

... Last updated on April 26th, 2010, 5:37pm