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Scorpions will drop their first graphic novel in October 2026 through Sumerian Comics. The 96-page book launches the German rock band into outer space. It builds on their “Rock You…

Plot: Alan Moore Script: Leah Moore & John Reppion Pencils: Shane Oakley Inks: George FreemanColors: Wildstorm FX Letters: Todd KleinPublisher: Rebellion Publication Date: July 2026 (latest printing)

St. Cloud’s Ayomiku “Yomi” Adegbile, a dual-enrolled undergraduate in Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), published his second science fiction graphic novel, “Freedom Colony”. This novel follows his main character Abraham, a traveler that returns to his hometown, inspired by the scenic landscapes and historic cultures within Kissimmee and St. Cloud.

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Vault Comics will publish graphic novels based on the Darkest Dungeon series of games developed and

Playwright, director, producer, and writer Jason Neulander has adapted Robert Louis Stevenson’s seminal pirate adventure for a new multimedia extravaganza hitting shelves—and the stage—in September. Today, The Beat can exclusively reveal Treasure Island Reimagined: Jane Hawkins and the Pirate’s Gold, a “live-action graphic novel” that combines theatrical performance with timed panel projections to bring each page to life.

Cartoonist: Raquelle JacPublisher:Fantagraphics BooksPublication Date:August 2026

An excerpt from the story “The Audacity of Sadness” from the graphic novel “Islands in the Sky,” which tells the story of 11 Helene survivors. (Credit: Jarrett Rutland / Appalachia Comics

During his lifetime, the Colombian author Gabriel García Márquez, arguably the greatest ever Spanish-language writer, considered One Hundred Years of Solitude, his 1967 magnum opus, to be unfilmable. “The novel, unlike film,” he told an interviewer in the 1980s, “leaves the reader room for creativity, allowing them to imagine the characters, settings, and situations as…

Sanho’s ‘Purgatory Funeral Cakes’ is a fantasy graphic novel set in a bakery that makes cakes for the dead, told through an omnibus of stories about the customers who come to order them. Photo: Dark Horse