Tag: Graphic Novels

Full solicitations information and cover images for Marvel Comics titles scheduled to ship in April 2026

Katriona Chapman's new graphic novel THE PASS joins the chef genre with an understated book about relationships.

Abbey Luck's debut novel Pig Wife lures readers into the labyrinth of an abandoned mine to witness a darkly compelling coming-of-age story.

Last week brought the nominees in contention for the 37th GLAAD Media Awards. As ever, we have a smorgasbord of a list (especially in the comics and graphic novel categories). The winners will be announced March 5 at a special ceremony in Los Angeles

Cathy Malkasian’s Shadows of the Sea tells an intimate story of grief and healing set in a strange and fantastic world.

The SUPERGIRL trailer ends on a call to action to "read where it all began," featuring an ad for DC Universe Infinite, and a link to DC's landing page for Supergirl. The shot also features the cover of Tom King and Bilquis Evely's Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, the miniseries on which the movie is based.

“The greater part of London's story is not writ in words. It is instead a literature of stone, of place names and associations.”

Yvan Alagbé's new book, Misery of Love, is now available in English, and it's difficult and unflinching subject matter makes it a vital read.

Jeongussi's WLW manwha Webtoon Unnie, I Like You! will receive a print edition from TOKYPOP, per the publisher's EIC.

Image Comics's self-reported top ten comics and books for last month give a sense of a company that has a lot going on at the moment. While the top two publishers in the U.S. comics market have essentially nothing but superhero books as their primary "hits," Image -- the third-largest comics publisher in the market -- has a pretty wide variety of big brands, licenses, and new material.

A terrifying prospect is brilliantly explored in Ugo Bienvenu’s graphic novel System Preference.

These SUPERMAN graphic novels are perfect for moviegoers looking for more of the Man of Steel in their lives.