Tag: mariko tamaki

"Identity is layered—you’re never a singular thing."

Today, the American Library Association released its State of America’s Libraries Report, an annual report released during National Library Week. It's not easy being a librarian, and it's gotten even more difficult in the current Zeitgeist...

The ALA has released its annual list of the most challneged books of the previous year, and as is common in recent years, several graphic novels are on this list. This One Summer by Mariko Tamaki and Jill Tamaki leads the list followed by Raina Telgemeier's Drama. Neither appearance on the list will be much of a surprise to library challenge watchers.

Two issues in, and Mariko Tamaki and Joëlle Jones' Supergirl: Being Super continues to be a gorgeously composed look at how Kara Danvers discovered the truth about her birthplace and abilities. Eschewing typical superhero slugging...

"Dad, I think something's wrong."

  Here's a nice comics crossover sory you don't hear every day: Lumberjanes, the popular graphic novel series from Boom!, has been sign up for a series of four middle grade prose novels, with award-winning YA...

Kyle Pinion and Alex Lu look at Supergirl's new origin and dive deeper into Mother Panic's psyche. Also featuring thoughts on Blue Beetle, All-Star Batman, and Teen Titans!

Oh that Marvel. A new Hulk title with Jennifer Walters starring. As Hulk. Not She Hulk. A traumatized Jennifer Walter. still recovering from trauma and the death of her cousin Bruce. Gimmicks aplenty. But the...

Looks like DC is catching on, slowly. After mucho criticism for not having any Supergirl products out for the TV show debuts, they're are putting out not only a monthly comic, but just announced...

Here we go again. A parent in Seminole County, Fla. found that her nine year old brought home This One Summer by Mariko Tamaki and Jillian Tamaki and thought it was way too adult...

By Nick Eskey Mariko Tamaki is a Canadian born artist of mixed Japanese and Jewish descent. In school she studied literature and writing, later on publishing the book “Cover Me,” as well as graphic novels...

The Canadian cousins discuss their recent historic wins