Kamikaze Kaito Jeanne isn’t all about good, clean romantic fun. There’s substance here beyond the cuteness! It’s no wonder that this manga has been so popular and well received by Japanese readers! Sure, the cuteness is contagious, and the artwork by Arina Tanemura is simple and effective, lending a personal charm that coincides with her frequent interruptions in the story. But, Tanemura pulls hard on the heart strings, such as Episode 16, where she makes you laugh and cry within the space of 20 pages. You can tell this is a labor of love from her, and fortunately she has the chops to make her dreams our reality.