Tag: Graphic Novel
Interview: Brandon T. Snider embarks on a space road trip with SUPERGIRL’S FAMILY VACATION...
The Summer of Supergirl begins this week with the release of an all-new middle grade graphic novel!
Don’t miss SUPERGIRL’S FAMILY VACATION release events next week!
New Supergirl graphic novel from writer Brandon T. Snider and artist Sarah Leuver available May 5!
Graphic Novel Review: YOUNG SHADOW & THE WATCHDOGS circles the bases in a 9-inning...
While Young Shadow and the Watchdogs is a much different book than its predecessor, Ben Sears latest is another romp.
Graphic Novel Review: SOVIET LAND asks what does it mean to be an artist...
Soviet Land by Pierre-Henry Gomont is out this month via Abrams, and it depicts an artist trying to function in a broken, crumbling world.
Graphic Novel Review: Michael DeForge’s ALL THE CAMERAS IN MY ROOM flashes more clever...
Michael DeForge's new book ALL THE CAMERAS IN MY ROOM crackles with the cartoonist's always-sharp clever comics humor.
Graphic Novel Review: Olivia Sullivan’s ORACLES beautifully meditates on grief and loss
Oracles by Olivia Sullivan is out this month from publisher Avery Hill, and it's a blissful, rhythmic mediation on loss and life.
Graphic Novel Review: CORTO MALTESE – FABLE OF VENICE is an effective sampler to...
With Corto Maltese: Fable of Venice and Other Adventures, Fantagraphics has published a nice introduction to Hugo Pratt's masterworks.
Graphic Novel Review: POEM STRIP depicts two epic poems by Dino Buzzati
New York Review Comics new book, Poem Strip, turns two of Dino Buzzati's epic poems into comics, and it's fantastic.
GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Western THE UNDERTAKER breathlessly gallops to the finish line in solid...
European comics have a long tradition of classic and contemporary takes on westerns, and so it’s no surprise, then, to find another engaging French venture to the wild frontier with Abrams ComicArts newest release, The Undertaker.
Graphic Novel Reviews: In HUMAN NATURE BOOK 1 Darren Aronofsky satirizes billionaires, despite having...
Aronofsky’s embrace of AI is ironic considering the supposed core target of Human Nature Book 1 and its satire: billionaires.
Graphic Novel Review: CRAZY FOR YOU, a tale of two separate stories
The new book Crazy For You is essentially two separate stories, both of which see Steve Laffler turning Paul Theroux's words into comics.
Graphic Novel Review: ANIMAN is a funny, offbeat gem
Anouk Ricard's celebrated graphic novel, Animan, is a clever sort of anti-superhero parody that is always working toward the next joke.
