Tag: Graphic novel review
Graphic Novel Review: TSUNAMI is a disarming, coming-of-age debut comic
Tsunami by Ned Wenlock is a stirring debut and a disarming feat of cartooning that taps into the highs and lows of growing up.
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 Nonfiction Review: GINSENG ROOTS is Craig Thompson’s triumphant return to graphic memoir
Ginseng Roots offers a heady blend of graphic memoir, journalism, and societal history, using a medicinal root as its guiding theme.
Graphic Novel Review: SAINT CATHERINE launches First Second’s new imprint for adults
First Second officially launches its new adult imprint, 23rd Street, this month with the release of Saint Catherine by Anna Meyer.
Graphic Novel Review: PARABLE OF THE TALENTS is epic sci-fi with a spiritual roadmap
Parable of the Talents marks the third time that John Jennings and Damian Duffy have adapted Octavia Butler's work to comics.
Trade Rating: THE MOON IS FOLLOWING US, VOL. 1 is here…get ready to feel
THE MOON IS FOLLOWING US features superstar creators Daniel Warren Johnson and Riley Rossmo at their absolute bests.
Graphic Novel Review: Kayla E.’s PRECIOUS RUBBISH is an early book of the year...
Kayla E.'s new graphic novel Precious Rubbish is a striking and inventive art journey through childhood trauma.
Graphic Novel Review: In the THE CARTOONISTS CLUB, the revolution will be self-published
The Cartoonists Club, a collaboration between Raina Telgemeier & Scott McCloud, is a rallying cry for any young artists who put pen to paper.
Graphic Novel Review: REVERSAL explores complex themes in a world of resurgent magic
Reversal is the latest graphic novel from Alex de Campi, and it explores what it means to be The Other in world full of resurgent magic.
Graphic Novel Review: With a clear ADDAMS FAMILY influence, MURDERBURG is a perfectly fine...
Murderburg is a new book of short stories from cartoonist Carol Lay, out this month via Fantagraphics Underground.
Graphic Novel Review: THIS BEAUTIFUL, RIDICULOUS CITY is the literary graphic memoir you’ve been...
This Beautiful, Ridiculous City is Kay Sohini's new graphic memoir about her experiences moving to New York City, and so much more.
Graphic Novel Review: JAJ – A HAIDA MANGA by Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas
Jaj - A Haida Manga by Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas is an incredible achievement that pushes comics boundaries.
