Gloutons & Dragons v3 by Ryoko Kui (Delicious in Dungeon)
This decidedly odd manga drawing from both D&D-verse references and obsessive Japanese cooking manga continue its weird path with a stronger focus in this third volume on dungeon ecology and ecosystems. It's probably the most inspiring of the three for gamers, and it moves the story forward nicely although I wonder if we're aiming for a quick resolution and short run or a twist that'll shift everything. Anyway, I'm still hooked.
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