Pablo and Splash: Frozen i Time, the second book featuring these two adorable penguin protagonists, is a fitting follow-up to the first installment of the series. The penguins' perils are more precar…
The Boys is a raunchy, irreverent take on the super hero genre. Far from the heroic and adventurous titles that inspired it, this graphic novel is filled with heroes that are only heroes because they'…
The penguin comedy, Pablo and Splash, takes the reader on a crazy romp through both time and space with two loveable flightless protagonists. The silliness of these two characters is heartwarming and …
Woe: A Housecat's Story of Despair is the collection in a single book of Lucy Knisley's comics about her beloved family cat, Linney. In the advance reading copy, the drawing styles randomly vary from …
The second volume of Moriarty the Patriot continues to follow the exploits of the mastermind opponent of Sherlock Holmes, but this installment introduces Sherlock as an antagonist to the title charact…
The first volume in the Moriarty the Patriot manga series lays out an origin story for Moriarty, the arch nemesis of Sherlock Holmes, and that origin paints the evil mastermind in a much more sympathe…
The Flamingo is a great introduction to graphic novels for young readers. With more pictures than words, it will give readers the opportunity to understand how to read a graphic novel, meaning the ord…
This graphic novel is a story set within a story. It opens with the author of the Darryl Openworld story meeting with her publisher or editor and reviewing what is being written. The book …
Steve L. McEvil’s cover and description immediately grabbed my interest and the anticipation was not unwarranted. Author and illustrator, Lucas Turnbloom is quite the talented guy, giving us plenty to…
Summer Fires is a graphic novel originally written in Italian and is now being presented for the first time in English. It is the story of one summer and two sisters discovering their sexuality …
One Piece is a fast-paced adventurous voyage of the imagination. Oda's vivid illustrations of his unique characters and setting bring the story to life, and that story is told beautifully. The narrati…
This book was a real page-turner. While many list this book as a graphic novel, I would call it more of an extended graphic novel. For folks who aren’t fans of the traditional plate and wi…
