Tag: Drawn & Quarterly
Graphic Novel Review: METADOGGOZ is a stylish comic that goes hard
In Bérénice Motais de Narbonne new book Metadoggoz, the cartoonist takes readers on an intense, trippy journey.
61 Anticipated YA and adult graphic novels for winter 2026
Cold weather, hot reads—this season's graphic novels both educate on the anxiety of the current moment and provide a much needed escape
Graphic Novel Review: THE WOODCHIPPER is a set of stories that strike at our...
Joe Ollmann's new book, The Woodchipper, features five short stories told through comics and set within the concerns of our time.
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.
50 Anticipated kids graphic novels for summer 2025
A diverse mix of titles offers escapism and food for thought on our changing landscape.
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: Have you heard of CORNELIUS – THE MERRY LIFE OF A...
Cornelius - The Merry Life of a Wretched Dog will introduce you to a fake comics icon as it plays games with the medium and form.
Graphic Novel Review: CHECKED OUT is a new take on the classic making it...
Katie Fricas new graphic novel Checked Out is a less predictable type of 'Making It NYC' story, and it may remind you of other great comics.
Graphic Novel Review: WE ALL GOT SOMETHING is a funny book about a downswing...
Lawrence Lindell's new book WE ALL GOT SOMETHING is delightful, and it captures mental health struggles in a humorous and gentle manner.
Graphic Novel Review: Guy Delisle’s MUYBRIDGE combines a fascinating biography with the technical history...
With his new biography Muybridge, cartoonist Guy Delisle continues to make a case for himself as one of the most versatile artists in comics.
Graphic Novel Review: THERE’S NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT is a tale of aging...
There's No Time Like the Present like the present is cartoonist Paul B. Rainey's follow-up to 2023's Why Don't You Love Me?
Graphic Novel Review: Michael DeForge’s HOLY LACRIMONY is a great book that is difficult...
In Michael DeForge's new book Holy Lacrimony, a musician named Jackie is abducted by aliens because he’s the saddest person in the world.
