Tag: Graphic Novel Reviews
Graphic Novel Review: Julia Gfrörer’s WORLD WITHIN THE WORLD speaks to the ineffable
With WORLD WITHIN THE WORLD, cartoonist Julia Gfrörer has collected 12 years of short comix in a new hardcover.
Graphic Novel Review: ANIMORPHS are back…in comic form!
The sixth volume of the Animorphs graphic novel adaptations by Chris Grine is here, based on the prose series by K.A. Applegate. Read our review!
Trade Rating: Grendel Prime returns with DEVIL’S CRUCIBLE — DEFIANCE
Grendel Prime returns in Devil's Crucible -- Defiance, the latest miniseries by Matt Wagner, which is out in hardcover now.
Graphic Novel Review: THIS BEAUTIFUL, RIDICULOUS CITY is the literary graphic memoir you’ve been...
This Beautiful, Ridiculous City is Kay Sohini's new graphic memoir about her experiences moving to New York City, and so much more.
Graphic Novel Review: Aron Nels Steinke’s SPEECHLESS puts spotlight on selective mutism
Speechless, the new graphic novel from cartoonist Aron Nels Steinke, is a must-read for anyone who has ever felt like an outsider.
Graphic Novel Review: HUNGER’S BITE is historical fantasy that tackles the startling inequities of...
Taylor Robin's new graphic novel Hunger's Bite serves up adventure, fantastic creatures, and a warning against the excesses of capitalism.
Trade Rating: With HELEN OF WYNDHORN, King and Evely reunite for a story that...
With Helen of Wyndhorn, writer Tom King and artist Bilquis Evely reunite and evolve past their work in Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow.
Graphic Novel Review: THE SKIN YOU’RE IN pushes the uncanny boundaries of humanity
Ashley Robin Franklin’s The Skin You’re In is a rich and earthy collection of seven botanical horror stories.
Graphic Novel Review: MILK WHITE STEED is stunning comics poetry
Milk White Steed, a graphic novel in 10 stories by Michael D. Kennedy, demands a patient read, but it's absolutely worth it.
Graphic Novel Review: LUNAR NEW YEAR LOVE STORY is also a great Valentine’s Day...
Lunar New Year Love Story is a great read for Lunar New Year, Valentine's Day, or both, taking place around the two holidays.
Graphic Novel Review: With DEN VOL. 5, Richard Corben’s full restored masterpiece is now...
Den Vol. 5 concludes the publication of Richard Corben's masterpiece, newly-restored and available in hardcover format.
Graphic Novel Review: WORM: A CUBAN AMERICAN ODYSSEY is an essential immigration story
With Worm: A Cuban American Odyssey, artist Edel Rodriguez delivers a quintessentially American story some want to deny exists.
