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When I think of award-winning graphic novels, two immediately come to mind. They are Alison Bechdel’s Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic and Alice Oseman’s Heartstopper series. Although I’m not as well-read in graphic novels as some, I’ve read both of those. I absolutely adored them for very different reasons. People recommend Bechdel’s memoir so often…
Posted in: Comics | Tagged: Agent, Bella Crumb, graphic novels, kirk slater, Piccadilly Press, witch
Mayday Parade gets a graphic novel, The Faceless, in Sumerian’s December 2026 solicits and solicitations
Writer: Ian Edgington Artist: I.N.J. CulbardLetterer: Ellie De VillePublisher: RebellionPublication Date: September 2026
I was recently lucky enough to read Game On (out October 6), a new middle grade graphic novel by Sina Grace. This thoughtful and entertaining book is about a seventh-grader named Sasan who is so desperate to get his hands on the gaming console that all his friends have that he strikes a deal with…
Strange Cases, the stunning debut graphic novel of the popular illustrator Riotbones, collects a set of gorgeously drawn detective stories set in the shadows that fall between the towering spires of a colonial state. Instead of focusing on the procedural aspects of its supernatural mysteries, Strange Cases dwells in a state of atmospheric dread. It’s…
Posted in: Comics | Tagged: Agent, civil rights, graphic novel, Little Brown Ink, Meg Selkey, Ruby Bridges
Official CBGB Graphic Novels coming in 2027 from Z2 Comics with Daniel Kohn and Josh Bernstein
Graphic Novel Review: Box Brown’s WTF IS A PODCAST WITH MARC MARON chronicles vital Internet history
I don’t remember how I first heard about WTF With Marc Maron, but it was relatively early days for the show. It was the spring of 2012, and I was working a bad job that gave me a lot of silent time to sit and fill. I had always been a comedy fan/nerd, and so…
Every year, everyone gets very excited about all of the creepy books there are to read at Halloween–and justifiably so. But the rest of fall deserves love, too! I decided to dig around and look for some books that reflect all of the best things about autumn, not just Halloween, though there are a couple…