Tag: Fantagraphics
Exclusive Excerpt: LIGHTS OF NITEROI is a 1950s-set Brazilian thriller
Check out six pages from Lights of Niteroi, a new thriller from cartoonist Marcello Quintanilha, based on the life of his father.
Graphic Novel Review: THE DISNEY AFTERNOON ADVENTURES: DUCKTALES: TREASURE OF THE LOST LAMP AND...
The sixth entry in the ongoing series, The Disney Afternoon Adventures: DuckTales: Treasure of the Lost Lamp and Other Stories, has arrived.
Graphic Novel Review: Willy Mendes’s QUEEN OF COSMOS COMIX is Mystical and Necessary
Queen of Cosmos Comix leaves its questions open and asks readers to stay with creation long enough to interrogate it.
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: Katriona Chapman’s THE PASS is a quieter story about chefs
Katriona Chapman's new graphic novel THE PASS joins the chef genre with an understated book about relationships.
Graphic Novel Review: SHADOWS OF THE SEA seeks hope in an absurd world
Cathy Malkasian’s Shadows of the Sea tells an intimate story of grief and healing set in a strange and fantastic world.
Graphic Novel Review: NIGHT DRIVE delivers must-read Richard Sala source code
The new hardcover edition of Night Drive collects cartoonist Richard Sala's long out-of-print early works, with great supplementary material.
Fantagraphics introduces Takumigraphics, a new imprint for East Asian comics
Takumigraphics, the new imprint of Fantagraphics dedicated to East Asian Comics, aims to curate a library that matches its editorial line.
Beat’s Bizarre Halloventure: BRAIN DAMAGE parasite
This week, Beat's Bizarre Halloventure covers the spooky manga series BRAIN DAMAGE, PHANTOM SEER and PARASYTE.
Graphic Novel Review: WITCHCRAFT conjures a thrilling tale of dark magic and feminist history
Sole Otero's Witchcraft is a thrilling page-turner and a haunting meditation on how cycles of power echo through history.
Graphic Novel Review: Jason’s DEATH IN TRIESTE is a charmingly melancholic book
Cartoonist Jason's new book, Death in Trieste, is a charming and melancholic triptych of short stories.
The Beat Digest 08/29/25: CALL ME BY YOUR NAME becoming a graphic novel
Also on today's Digest, Dark Horse reveals a VOX MACHINA OGN, casting news for STAR WARS: STARFIGHTER, and WEDNESDAY gets a Lady Gaga song.
