A quick note—On Vinyl is a graphic novel for adults. It has a some adult situations and mild drug use. And a lot of middle-age angst. “It give me hope,[…]
A quick note—this graphic novel has adult situations and nudity. (The children! The children!) ‘A picture is worth a thousand words.’ This was particularly true if you were a news[…]
A quick note—in addition to murder and torture, this graphic novel has adult situations and nudity. It’s 1929, and the Golden Era of the Weimar Republic is coming to an[…]
“Do you know what constitutes a typical Inuit family? A man, a woman, two children… …And an anthropologist!” Michel Hellman promised his publisher a sequel to his first graphic novel. […]
A murder mystery. A natural disaster. A town with layers of hidden secrets….and a woman who wants answers. These are the basic elements behind Frank, the first graphic novel from[…]
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Even the smallest argument can escalate into the largest war. Gamayun Tales: The King of Birds is one such story. A sparrow and a mouse quarrel over a golden apple,[…]
How should a person respond when a line has been crossed? What happens when an honest sheriff comes up against a dishonest system? This is the premise of Snow Day,[…]
In graphic novels, a sense of place is often just as important as the main characters. In The Death of Stalin, Fabien Nury (writer) and Thierry Robin (artist) had two[…]
In 2008, a miniseries about a fifth-grader named Barbara Thorson arrived on comic book shelves. Over seven issues, we watched as she prepared for the arrival of the giant she was[…]