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If I may raise this thread from the dead, volume 6 just came out and the opening Mona Lisa joke had me in hysterics. I love the way Kiyuduki uses her actual art knowledge to base the sketches on here.
There's not a thread for it, so I hope people don't mind me mentioning it here, but the fourth volume of "Shoulder-a-Coffin Kuro" came out too, after a two year gap (which considering the gap between volume 2 and 3 was four years isn't too bad).
We see how Kuro met Sen, and there's this whole railway station sequence which is quite wonderful in its symbolism.
This is getting really dark now. The thing with the cat is horrifying. I really wish there'd be less of a wait for volume 5.
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