Well, this came out a couple of days ago, but it's been so long since the last track that I forgot to keep checking the webcomic site regularly. But it has finally arrived, and it's more than 5 pages! Rejoice! Be on the lookout for more long-last characters.
As expected, Murakami-sensei didn't give us a new track last month (probably due to the Capybara Megamix). But she's back this month, and she's even giving us a glimpse at long lost characters! (I didn't even recognize them until I looked at the names)
Murakami-sensei was very generous last month in giving us over 20 pages of content to pore over. This month....not so much. Track 72 contains a grand total of 4 pages of content (and 3 pages of fluff, which still only brings it to 7 pages). The good news is this month's issue is free, so even if there's not a lot of content, at least the price is right ^_^ (of course, there's tons of other manga to check out in the webcomic, too, but I always end up reading Gravitation only).
It's been five months since the latest track was released, and now the next one is finally here! It was supposed to come out last month, but Murakami-sensei delayed it (again), but now it's ready for all of us to love/hate (oftentimes more of the latter with these new tracks ^_-). So what's in store for the Gravi cast? Find out today in Gravitation Z....uh EX.
No Japanese version this month, since Murakami-sensei seems to be hard at work on her latest Megamix, currently at 59% completion. So this month, we just have the English version of track 69, which is pretty short.
I assumed since Murakami-sensei's working hard on her next porn-tastic Megamix that she'd do what she did while working on Panda and Kumagorou and give us short tracks (or none at all). But she's still cranking these tracks out at a pretty decent pace (though there's no new Japanese track scheduled for next month).
Well, I'm back from my Hawaii trip, which turned out to be both relaxing and exhausting. But more on that in another entry. Now I return to my sacred duty of being a screencap monkey for your amusement. After a few months of decently lengthed tracks, Murakami-sensei has gone back to her uber short tracks that don't tell us very much.
So, we've been waiting for an answer to a certain question since March when Track 65 was released (damn, Murakami-sensei knows how to draw things out!) And in Track 68....the question is FINALLY answered!
No English version this month, but the Japanese version goes on. Surely Murakami-sensei couldn't keep avoiding the question of what exactly happened to Eiri at the end of Track 65, could she? Could she?!
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