GeekNights Wednesday - Comics and Animation

Tonight on GeekNights, we review Mr. Tonegawa: Middle Management Blues (中間管理録 トネガワ), also known as The Chronicles of Middle Manager Tonegawa. It's a spinoff from not Akagi, but Kaiji.In the news, there is inexplicably a Dance Dance Revolution movie coming, NYCC is coming even though the 7 train isn't, and we will very soon post the newest Judge Anime by its Cover.Related LinksForum ThreadGeekNights Wednesday - Mr. Tonegawa: Middle Management BluesThings of the DayRym - Escherian Stairwell DeconstructionScott - Awesome Door

Tonight on GeekNights, we review Masaaki Yuasa's phenomenal Night Is Short, Walk On Girl. Just go see it. Don't even wait to listen to our review.In the news, Hanebado is bad, The Dragon Prince is good, Assassination Classroom is all right, Adventure Time's ending was perfect, Bojack Horseman continues to be excellent, Care Bears looks like it will be ultra cute, DuckTales (2017) is fantastic, and SPACE JAM IS GETTING A SEQUEL WITH LEBRON! Related LinksForum ThreadGeekNights Wednesday - Night is Short, Walk on GirlThings of the DayRym - Dog feeds carrots to rabbits and pigRym - The GeekNights Civ V Patreon GameScott - Radiskull Live

Tonight on GeekNights, we review Keiichi Arawi's City Manga. It's delightful, with excellent comedic timing. If you enjoy Nichijou this is definitely up your alley. In the news, Fantastic Four #1 just dropped, we won't be at Otakon this coming weekend, we will (likely) be at Anime NYC in November, and the GeekNights Book Club is a thing that exists.Related LinksForum ThreadGeekNights Wednesday - Keiichi Arawi's City MangaThings of the DayRym - Africa-Toto-Japanese Cover-Koto-NHK BlendsRym - Rym's Utena AMVScott - Sailor Moon on Japanese Traditional Instruments

Tonight on GeekNights, we review the anime TV series Cells at Work! (Hataraku Saibō) (はたらく細胞). We previously reviewed it before we saw it. We're back from the Harlem Valley Rail Ride, the Eisner Awards had a good year, NYCC and Anime Expo are teaming up for something we're definitely avoiding, and Worldcon's treatment of its guests has been a garbage fire.Related LinksForum ThreadGeekNights Wednesday - Cells at Work! (TV)Things of the DayRym - Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! Softlock explainedScott - Dr Seuss and the real Lorax