"Hoshikawa Ginza Yon-choume" by Kurogane Kenn is back, and with a twist. It's a flashback story explaining how the two originally met. Interesting.
My current (and possibly even all time) favorite, "Himitsu no Recipe" by Morinaga Milk is back, after missing a volume. *whew* It gets a little intense this episode, but the ending is anti-anti-climactic. w
A new series, "Hana to Hoshi" by Suzukin Kario shows promise.
"Metoraba" by Kazuto Izumi has a happy ending. It's not bad, but I feel that I'm not too fond of this type of yuri manga.
"Love Comic" by Kodama Naoko is good, but I hope the two figure out their feelings sooner than later.
"Futomechikku Love" by Ogawa Hidari is... weird, sort of, fetish yuri.
"Tandem Lover #4" by Kasahara Tetsurou has a classic story to go with the classic art style, and it works well, despite, or maybe thanks to the retro styling.
"Yume yori Suteki na" by Shimano Yae illustrates why yuri is good for even the ladies.
"Shimaism" by Yoshitomi Akihito turns even more fetish. So much so, that I'm not even enjoying it.
