I read them all recently. Pretty good. Here's my breakdown: Rune Soldier is a fun adventure that's genuinely funny, in both art and story. It's probably a parody of RPG-type Lodoss War-like stuff, now that I think about it. Nevertheless, a very quick, entertaining read. DNAngel is a transformation title with a twist. It's about a guy who transforms into another GUY!! (Har.) And the twins that they love. And the alter-ego is a famous, supernatural thief. Pretty enjoyable romantic comedy, with some truly weird story elements. Not weird, like freaky, but weird, like why did they do that? Plus, it's got loads of gay innuendo!! Juvenile Orion seems similar to something, but I can't figure out what it is. Maybe Ororon, but less dark? I dunno. But it's pretty good. It's about this girl who, unbeknownst to herself, is a "mind-breaker", who can manipulate others (mostly guys who are sweet on her) and enhance their powers. So she gathers her posse together to SAVE THE WORLD from another posse. Some cool mysteries and twists. Mostly dramatic. Plus, more implied homosexuality!! Remote is like a mystery/cop drama. It's like X-Files, with a twist (and minus the aliens): A meter-maid (with a disgusting comic-relief fiance) gets moved over to some sort of offshoot Violent Crimes Unit, where she becomes the assistant to a young detective who's brilliant, but can't leave his room for psychological reasons (And has also lost the ability to feel any emotions. OR HAS HE??). So she has to wear a headset and be his eyes and ears. This series is also pretty good. Very fanservicey, but who cares? It veers between comedy and some pretty gory drama. It's also one of those mysteries where you have no actual chance of figuring the answer out. But the main characters are pretty engaging. Sadly, there are no homosexual overtones... Mermaid Saga is the story of a guy named Yuta, who has eaten the flesh of a mermaid and gained immortality. It's basically an anthology of short stories about his interactions with others who have gained or are seeking immortality. Good stuff. Dramatic, with a touch of humor. But I'm a total Takahashi whore, so... Anyway, these are my recent finds. What did you guys think of these titles?