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Rick Parker tells his experience about being drafted in the military in his thought-provoking graphic novel memoir Drafted.

Excellence in Graphic Literature Awards announce 2024 finalists and winners

Abrams ComicArts is jumping on the manga bandwagon with Kana, a new imprint focused mostly on manga aimed at older readers. Their debut list includes six series that offer a mix of fantasy, science...

Kate Beaton, Noah Van Sciver, Olivia Stephens, and more are among this year's nominees.

The graphic novel recounts the genesis of a classic queer work of literature in a manner that could only be accomplished via comics.

The Beat caught up with the Congressman’s co-writer.

The anthology mixes comics from an all-star creator lineup with nonfiction examinations of where we may be headed next.

Maybe this wasn't such a great idea for a book...

Some recent publishing moves: Carol Burell, formerly editorial director at the Graphic Universe division of Lerner Publishing, ankled the company to join Abrams Comic Arts as an editor last month. As editor, Burell took a small educational publisher's comic line and grew it to produce both outstanding original comics (Guinea Pig) and great international pick-ups (the much lauded Little White Duck: A Childhood in China.) Basically she was there as children's comic became a growing market and helped Lerner become a player in the field. At Abrams, the powerhouse publisher of Wimpy Kid and My Friend Dahmer, she's in a position to do even more. We won't lie: Carol is one of our favorite comics people and this was a fantastic move for Abrams.