Interview: Frederick Noland, author of MAJOR TAYLOR: THE WORLD’S FASTEST MAN
The comic creator discusses his nearly 400-page graphic biography available September 1 from Drawn & Quarterly.
Cleves, D&Q, and Henry Sheldon Museum release statements on CHARITY & SYLVIA controversy
The controversy over proper credit for the Charity & Sylvia graphic novel continues, with new statements from various parties
[UPDATED] Professor Rachel Hope Cleves wants Walden’s CHARITY & SYLVIA licensed as an adaptation
Professor Rachel Hope Cleves, who wrote the 2014 biography Charity & Sylvia, wrote an open letter about Tillie Walden's new graphic novel.
Graphic Novel Review: Walden’s CHARITY & SYLVIA lovingly documents a slice of queer history
Tillie Walden's adult debut, Charity & Sylvia, fleshes out the lives of two queer women who openly loved each other in 19th century Vermont.
Graphic Novel Review: OPIOIDS & ORGANS deftly dismantles the “hero” narrative of organ donations
Arizona O'Neill's OGN debut, Opioids & Organs, braids memoir and history to examine Canada's opioid crisis and organ transplantation.
Lee Lai becomes first graphic novelist and non-binary author to win the Stella Prize
Lai's Cannon is the latest winner of the award for the year's best novel by an Australian woman or non-binary person.
THE WEIGHT wins the 2026 Lynd Ward Graphic Novel Prize
The book, by Melissa Mendes, tells the story of a rural mid-century girl whose parents are in an abusive relationship.
Drawn & Quarterly goes to PRH for distribution
D&Q has signed a multi-year agreement with PRH Publisher Services for distribution in all channels.
Graphic Novel Review: Mimi Pond’s new book DO ADMIT! is an engaging dual narrative
Do Admit! The Mitford Sisters and Me is a fascinating dual portrait that looks at its titular characters and the life of Mimi Pond.
Drawn & Quarterly reveals Tillie Walden’s CHARITY & SILVIA
The true story of a married lesbian couple from 19th century Vermont will headline the publisher's Spring 2026 releases.
Graphic Novel Review: Lee Lai’s CANNON flawlessly depicts an unravelling
Lee Lai's new graphic novel, Cannon, is a masterpiece focused on its titular character, whose composure is tested in every area of her life.
SDCC ’25: Drawn & Quarterly bringing all-star author lineup
Drawn & Quarterly's San Diego Comic-Con lineup is here!
