Tag: NBM

New and upcoming graphic novel releases for January-March 2020.

Annie Goetzinger, a grand dame of French comics has passed away suddenly at the age of 66. NBM's Terry Nantier, who published two of her books in English, Girl in Dior and Marie Antoinette, Phantom Queen,...

There’s something delightfully old fashioned about Satania, at least at the beginning, and that nod to tradition is what makes the whole experience so thrilling the nostalgia for this kind of adventure tale is...

In recent years, Paco Roca has established himself as one of the bright lights of Spanish cartooning and the world. Perhaps best known for his 2007 graphic novel Wrinkles about a group of elderly residents in a home that deals in beautiful and heartbreaking ways with dementia and other issues.

The girth of Cyril Pedrosa’s Equinoxes — 336 pages — implies narrative complication, but what unfolds is really as simple as the title suggests. An equinox is a matter of universal symmetry, of darkness...

by Alex Dueben Annie Goetzinger has had a long successful career as a comics artist in France, but she was largely unknown in the United States until NBM published Girl in Dior last year, which...

It's time for our annual look at some of the comics coming out for this weekend's MoCCA Festival, being held this year at Center 548, is located at 548 W. 22nd Street, just off...

Or at least that's what we got out of these extremely not hard to figure out teaser images:

For a few years, top European cartoonists have been creating a special series of graphic novels done in conjunction with the Louvre Museum in Paris, all dealing with various aspects of this great institution....

Here's a list of the creators and artists signing at individual booths -- we'll update it as we go so please send us updates.

NBM has announced their releases for the rest of the year and into 2014 and if you like P. Craig Russell's opera and fairy tale adaptation, you are in luck: they have several collections...

Okay, granted it's kind of a smallish book not a comics periodical...but at 64 pages and $6.99, the latest issue of LEGO® NINJAGO isn't really a full-on trade paperback either. Thus its announced 425,000 copy first printing does put it in kind of a "tween" land as far as sales figures go. And yes it is a licensed product. but anyway you slice it 425K is a LOT of copies—and as the attached pr mentions, it's only up from 200K printings on earlier issues. Because, well, you know, kids love comics...and Legos.