Tag: Abrams
GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Unflinching depiction of privilege in MIMOSA
The graphic novel by ARCHIE BONGIOVANNI follows four queer characters into their “dirty thirties.”
MUTTS cartoonist Patrick McDonnell goes Marvel with THE SUPER HERO’S JOURNEY
Latest project in Marvel Arts collaboration between Marvel Comics and Abrams ComicArts available this September
33 anticipated elementary and middle grade graphic novels for winter 2023
Usher in the new year with a slate of books designed for the kid in all of us.
31 Days of Halloween: THE KEEPER finds darkness in keeping family together
Sometimes, family can get quite violent protecting their own.
NYCC ’22: Abrams Books is selling early copies of SHE EATS THE NIGHT and...
Buy the book at the con and you also get a She Eats the Night tote bag!
SDCC ’22: ABRAMS con-exclusive books, panels and signing schedule
Everything from Abrams that you need to know ahead of SDCC weekend
The 2022 Locus Awards finalists include four nods for Nnedi Okorafor
Four comics make it into the Locus Awards 2022 Illustrated and Art Book category.
Alex Ross’s FANTASTIC FOUR: FULL CIRCLE graphic novel coming from Marvel & Abrams next...
The publication is the first of the MarvelArts collaboration between Marvel Comics and Abrams ComicArts
Irresistible ABRAMS autumn comics lineup feat. MEGASCOPE & SURELY BOOKS!
Check out the comics on your way from Abrams ComicsArts in Fall 2021 (and beyond)!
INTERVIEW: Alverne Ball and Stacey Robinson on ACROSS THE TRACKS
The Beat talks with Alverne Ball and Stacey Robinson about their graphic novel, ACROSS THE TRACKS and re-imagining Black American experience.
INDIE VIEW: SAVE IT FOR LATER stresses complexity alongside activism
Save It For Later: Promises, Parenthood, and the Urgency of Protest
By Nate Powell
Abrams Comics Arts
Many of us can remember the punch in the gut feeling on November 9, 2016, when the election results were...
REVIEW: Catching feelings may be fatal in I FEEL LOVE
The anthology features unconventional, unsentimental tales of romance.
