Comic Yuri Hime, April 2018 (ミック百合姫2018年4月号) was a little light on the continuing series, but spent most of its pages building on a bunch of newer ones that were pretty good. 

No surprise, I liked the AI-focused “Roid,” by Shirushi. I apparently like android x human relationships. ^_^

Tamasaki Tama’s military-ish school drama “Koushin Koinu KoibumI wo” continues to flail for a plot, but is fun to read anyway. 

As I suspected (because it was kind of obvious) the story in “Watashi no Yuri ha Oshigtoto desu” by Miman, is now fulling focused on Tachibana’s concern for and being disconcerted by Kanako’s obsessive feelings about Hime. I don’t want them to be a couple, but I think Tachibana could be good for Kanako, because right now, she is not a stable person. I would like to see them help each other out.

“Tsuretsure Hibi” by Omurais was a nicely drawn, pleasant slice of two women’s life together without drama. That was awfully nice.

Moke has a lovely little girl meets and falls for a cafe owner in “Yuuhi to, Aroma to, Koi Moyou,” while Nacht’s “Dandelion Tearoom” was a  straight-up paranomal fantasy and Nantsufuji’s “Kimi ha shoujo” took a bit of a darker turn, as Shinou comes to grips with the fact that she’s had sex with a virtual stranger.

Lots of other stories, including the series they choose to make anime of, (by which I have so far remained unmoved.)  Yuri Hime@Pixiv is also clearly allowing them to try out some new material and see how it plays before moving it to the magazine or to publication.

Ratings: 

Overall – Holding steady at 8 

Monthly Comic Yuri Hime still is holding the line with something for everyone. The May issue is already on shelves!