Graphic Novel Review: AMBIGUOUS BLU is a rare nuanced look at eating disorders
Ambiguous Blu offers a rare glimpse into the secret shame of somone struggling with disordered eating, and it is sure to be added to the list of essential comics about eating disorders.
Graphic Novel Review: The horror of THE HARROWING GAME dwells in the details
The eerily detailed illustrations of The Harrowing Game twist gothic stories into broken reflections of cultural anxieties.
Trade Rating: With MAFALDA BOOK ONE, one of the world’s great comics is finally...
The classic Argentine comic strip Mafalda by the cartoonist Quino is newly-available in English, with a translation by Frank Wynne.
Graphic Novel Review: RAYMOND CHANDLER’S TROUBLE IS MY BUSINESS brings Philip Marlowe to comics
Raymond Chandler's Trouble Is My Business gets the comics adaptation treatment, bringing the Philip Marlowe character to comics.
Graphic Novel Review: CHECKED OUT is a new take on the classic making it...
Katie Fricas new graphic novel Checked Out is a less predictable type of 'Making It NYC' story, and it may remind you of other great comics.
Graphic Novel Review: THE GIANT – ORSON WELLES, THE ARTIST & THE SHADOW pits...
French cartoonist Youssef Daoudi's new graphic novel The Giant is a complex and visually rich look at Orson Welles.
Graphic Novel Review: PHENOMENA BOOK 3 is a perfect rattebattle ending for this Bendis,...
Phenomena Book 3 is an excellent ending chapter for this fantastic graphic novel trilogy by Brian Michael Bendis and André Lima Araújo.
Graphic Novel Review: LOW ORBIT boldly explores the intersections of fiction and identity
Low Orbit is a sensitive LGBTQ+ coming-of-age story about exploring fiction and finding the courage to accept the complications of reality.
Graphic Novel Review: TSUNAMI is a disarming, coming-of-age debut comic
Tsunami by Ned Wenlock is a stirring debut and a disarming feat of cartooning that taps into the highs and lows of growing up.
Graphic Novel Review: WE ALL GOT SOMETHING is a funny book about a downswing...
Lawrence Lindell's new book WE ALL GOT SOMETHING is delightful, and it captures mental health struggles in a humorous and gentle manner.
Graphic Nonfiction Review: GINSENG ROOTS is Craig Thompson’s triumphant return to graphic memoir
Ginseng Roots offers a heady blend of graphic memoir, journalism, and societal history, using a medicinal root as its guiding theme.
Graphic Novel Review: SAINT CATHERINE launches First Second’s new imprint for adults
First Second officially launches its new adult imprint, 23rd Street, this month with the release of Saint Catherine by Anna Meyer.
