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ALL GRAPHIC NOVELS COVERAGE
Biker mice from Mars, a mysterious manuscript that can control the world, and a space-traveling samurai rabbit all play out in the creatively vibrant pages of graphic works this season, filling collections with innovation and engagement.
Stan Sakai is the creator of “Usagi Yojimbo,” a graphic novel series featuring a samurai rabbit named Miyamoto Usagi living in 17th-century Japan; the new installment, Space Usagi: White Star Rising, is due out from Dark Horse in May. LJ talks with Sakai about samurai warriors, blending genres, and his enduring career.
Hate Revisited!
Bechdel’s latest is a visually striking and deeply personal look at the complicated life of a modern artist.
Space Usagi: White Star Rising
An immersive and innovative adaptation, blending exhilaratingly experimental storytelling, tropes and an atmosphere drawn from the noir genre, metafiction, and philosophical musings about art and identity.
Kriek’s latest is an immersive fever dream that readers are likely to find lingering in their minds for quite some time.
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