Victoria of Many Faces #2
| Writer | Syuu, Komo Ushino |
| Artist | Nanna Fujimi |
After the commotion at the soiree, Victoria has been keeping her head down in hope that the royal family will give up looking for the mysterious woman in purple. Not to worry, though, because between frequent dates with the captain, training Nonna, making friends at the local pub, and her new tutoring job-the kingdom of Ashbury is feeling more like home every day. However, her accomplishments have attracted just as much scrutiny as her secrets, piquing the curiosity of those she'd prefer didn't notice her. Be it with suspicion or admiration, right now, there are a lot of eyes on Victoria Sellars...
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The Graphic Library - Sara Campbell
Jan 21, 2026The beginning of this volume starts off with a flash back and some insight on Jeff, which is helpful and appreciated but slightly jarring considering the wall of text exposition we’re given and the place we left off in the first volume. Once it becomes clear the mangaka are diving into character work, these scenes are heartbreaking and emotional. Later, when Victoria gets into her teaching moments, it's clear she cares for Nonna, and her relationship is very sweet and uplifting. This volume is a roller-coaster of emotionally poignant scenes between family. Read Full Review
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