Browsing: Graphic

The Comic Con Igromir 2026 festival is set to host the launch of the graphic almanac “Aria. Crystal Ball”. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet musicians from the famous rock band and learn additional details about the book’s creation from its authors.

As the trees on the mountains yellow and redden, most mornings feel chilly enough to pull on an indie bookstore sweatshirt before pitter-pattering to the kitchen to fix a latte. With autumn’s arrival, my reading habits—like the foliage—shift in notable ways. I reevaluate reading goals. I consider what subjects or genres or vibes I hope…

NEWS MARVEL GRAPHIC NOVELS FOR KIDS AND TEENS COMING IN SPRING 2027 ‘Narwhal and Jelly’ Creator Does Spider-Man Posted by Brigid Alverson on October 21, 2026 @ 9:01 am CT

First we got the adventures of Murderbot in book form (novellas and then novels). Then we got some snazzy, full-cast audio adaptations. Then a TV series (with a second season on the way!) Now, we’re getting a graphic novel adaptation of Murderbot thanks to the folks at Cosmic Lighthouse, which is launching a Kickstarter for…

NEWS COMICBOOKS FOR TROOPS DONATES 100K GRAPHIC NOVELS TO MILITARY FAMILIES Largest Single Donation Ever Posted by Brigid Alverson on October 15, 2026 @ 8:07 am CT

I’m thrilled to share this guest piece today from Huda Fahmy. Huda joined me last year on the now-retired “Hey YA” podcast to talk about her fictionalized graphic memoir series, and here, she’s sharing a bit about the newest addition to the series. But even more than hearing a bit of the behind-the-scenes of Huda…

Comics can be intimidating. I started reading them fairly early, maybe around ten, with a run of the Astonishing X-Men. But even so, having grown up on a diet of Star Wars and superhero movies with my dad, I remember feeling overwhelmed with where to start in the traditional world of comics. There’s so much…

We talk a lot about queer romance, about romantic manga and graphic novels, and about queer comics here at Book Riot. You can’t go far into the archives without seeing a thrilled mention of Heartstopperor Check, Please! or Bingo Love. (And there’s a reason for that: they’re all absolute bangers.)

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Graphic novels, manga, comics, and webtoons constitute a huge market and are receiving a lot of attention at this year’s Frankfurt Book Fair (FBF).