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Flip It Like This!
PREMIUM

Flip It Like This!
Hayward, David
Some conservative churchgoers might protest that they are being misrepresented by Hayward’s comics. However, pastors, readers sympathetic to a broader Christianity, and many people who have been hurt or excluded by conservative Christianity will recognize the ring of truth and find a hilarious, brutally honest ally in Hayward and his work.
The Amazing Screw-On Head
PREMIUM

The Amazing Screw-On Head
Mignola, Mike
Nothing that will disappoint Mignola fans, but nothing to overly excite them either. Not recommended, except for serious Mignola completists.
Crema
PREMIUM

Crema
Christmas, Johnnie
While Christmas’s (Tartarus) narrative and character development could have used more page-space to breathe, this paranormal lesbian romance (a digital graphic novel that’s collected here in print for the first time) is nevertheless a promising choice for libraries with a strong graphic novel readership.
Parasomnia

Parasomnia
Bunn, Cullen
This volume, which collects issues 1 through 4 of the “Parasomnia” series, is highly recommended for fans of Bunn, Mutti, stories of parents seeking their missing children, or parallel worlds.
Vampire Hunter D: Omnibus Book One
PREMIUM

Vampire Hunter D: Omnibus Book One
Kikuchi, Hideyuki
Fantasy, science fiction, and western elements seamlessly come together in a compelling and rich world filled with vivid characters. It recalls the blending of western and science fiction tropes in the Firefly/Serenity universe, creating a fresh experience for readers.
Run on Your New Legs, Vol. 1

Run on Your New Legs, Vol. 1
Midori, Wataru
Midori (Kuchikake Ryu no Keiyakusha) has created a sports-themed manga that will really entice fans of similar titles like Haikyu!!, where naturally talented protagonists learn a sport from the bottom up. This manga will especially appeal to readers looking for a sports manga with realist emotions (with downs as well as ups), whose protagonist recovers from a major trauma and navigates life with disability.
Worth 1,000 Words | Graphic Novel Preview

Worth 1,000 Words | Graphic Novel Preview
Thomas Batten,  Apr 12, 2022

LJ’s annual look into the art, ideas, and subjects of the graphic novel format spotlights several trends to note: web comics are bringing new readers and new voices into the field; nonfiction dominates and will continue to do so; and, within fiction genres, horror is predominant, and nostalgia for classic characters and concepts is on the rise.

An Interview with Talia Dutton | 'M Is for Monster'

An Interview with Talia Dutton | 'M Is for Monster'
Anja Webb,  Apr 12, 2022

Graphic novelist Talia Dutton drew the cover art for our April issue and will release her debut this June. She talks with LJ about art, influences, and M Is for Monster.

Fear Case
PREMIUM

Fear Case
Kindt, Matt
Kindt (Mind MGMT) amps up the cursed object concept, taking a police procedural approach to horror and centering the relationship between Winters and Mitchum. Tyler and Hilary Jenkins’s art is unsettling, presenting both eerie, dreamlike imagery and macabre depictions of death. Overall, this is a satisfying one-shot evoking a nihilistic worldview.
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