Tag: Graphic Novels

“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.

The new book 10,000 Ink Stains is a strikingly intimate and utterly brilliant memoir that offers a look at Jeff Lemire's career.

Goes Like This sees cartoonist Jordan Crane delivering a set of stories that often explore the worst things that can happen.

Dimwood is Richard Corben's final graphic novel, and it's now getting its first release from publisher Dark Horse Comics.

With Spectrum, writer Rick Quinn and artist Dave Chisholm deliver a deep and thoughtful look at how music shapes our realities.

Done With Demons is Dora Grents' wonderfully funny new book from Silver Sprocket, and it might be just what you need right now.

In Second Shift, a haunting, surreal graphic novel about terraformers on a space station, all is not what it seems, and all is not well.