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85 anticipated YA and adult graphic novels for summer 2025
It’s an eclectic mix of light and heavy reading for those lazy days by the pool.
GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Can comics add new layers to THE RED BADGE OF COURAGE?
French Cartoonist Steve Cuzor has delivered a stunning comics adaptation of Stephen Crane's THE RED BADGE OF COURAGE.
Preview: TO BROADWAY follows a gay dancer in post-World War II
Check out a preview of To Broadway by Maurane Mazars follows a young gay man as he pursues his dancing dreams in the wake of WWII.
Graphic Novel Review: PHENOMENA BOOK 3 is a perfect rattebattle ending for this Bendis,...
Phenomena Book 3 is an excellent ending chapter for this fantastic graphic novel trilogy by Brian Michael Bendis and André Lima Araújo.
Interview: Manu Larcenet on bringing Cormac McCarthy’s chilling masterpiece THE ROAD to the comics...
"I wanted to get as close as possible to the characters, to recreate the atmosphere imagined by McCarthy." --- Manu Larcenet talks to The Beat about the process of adaptation Cormac McCarthy's Pulitzer Prize winning novel to the comics page
Preview: Bendis, Araújo return with PHENOMENA BOOK 2
Check out six pages from the all-ages adventure romp.
Preview: Nate Powell is on tour with a punk rock band in FALL THROUGH
Powell's next graphic novel is due out in February.
GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Patrick McDonnell’s THE SUPER HERO’S JOURNEY is a unique take on...
The book features a mix of original art with repurposed work from classic Marvel Comics.
ABRAMS announces its NYCC panels and exclusives, including MARVEL and AVATAR
Abrams Books announces the panels, signings, and exclusives fans of Marvel Comics, Avatar: The Last Airbender, and Monster High can expect at NYCC.
80 anticipated YA and adult graphic novels for Fall 2023
Daniel Clowes' and Bill Watterson's eagerly awaited books of fiction dominate a field heavy in history and memoir.
INTERVIEW: Patrick McDonnell gets meta with THE SUPER HERO’S JOURNEY
"Storytelling and creating art bring us together, and bring out the best in us."
GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: WE ARE NOT STRANGERS showcases a different angle of Japanese-American internment
Based on a true story, this graphic novel tells how a Jewish-American helped protect the property of Japanese-American friends while they were incarcerated during World War II.
