Graphic Novels

Enjoyed best by dyed-in-the-wool comics fans, but the industry drama might also entice neophytes to the four-color world; an appealing entry point for middle schoolers through adults to Darwin’s larger story; a vibrant, no-holds-barred look at one of the most prominent artists of the 1980s

 In this true story, a spirited young woman's brilliant mind is caught in the grip of mental illness, known as bipolar disorder.

Meet the new standard for sequential art adaptations of literature—in no way a replacement for Atwood’s singular work but an ideal introduction and gateway text; for comprehensive horror collections; transforms rock horror imagery into a superhero escapade

Readers unwilling to engage with disagreeable or unlikable characters need not apply; a ­moving noir that reminds us that no one who draws breath has nothing left to lose; breakneck action, mystery, magic, and thoughtful sf collide in this omnibus collection; this one is sure to become a favorite among history buffs and war fiction fans; this type of weird horror is where Hine excels; 300 fans looking for something with a similarly propulsive narrative may be disappointed; the first truly essential graphic novel to tackle American life since 2016

This information-rich account of one of the world’s most important scientists is best suited for anyone seeking a close examination of Hawking’s life; readers looking for an extremely funny metacomic will enjoy this work, as will those wanting a taste of 1970s New York City