Graphic Novels

A gently journalistic approach to graphic memoir. Sohini’s love of New York and evolving understanding of her self within its powerful context work in concert for a radiant read.

A psychological case study of secondary trauma, the first graphic memoir by illustrator and graphic designer D’Andrade (coauthor of The Type Project Book) offers a gripping plot while illustrating how to cope with mental anguish that leaves long-term emotional scars.

Simply elegant in its expression of Bird’s grief, this short, poignant read will be welcome on shelves.

Not an easy read, but an essential, necessary indictment of political systems, military aggression, and global and personal complicity.

Thompson fuses lyrical reflections on his childhood with a thoughtful exploration of economic and cultural exchange to create a poignant meditation on labor, family, and the many ways in which global and personal endeavors intertwine, often unexpectedly. A visually rich, emotionally resonant work of true ambition and sophistication from one of the most sensitive storytellers currently working in any medium or genre.

This refreshingly irreverent, fast-paced, and often delightfully silly series is perfect for fans of superhero epics, Love and Rockets–style underground graphic novels, retro storytelling, experimental art comics, and quirky comedy.

ZD’s fast-paced storytelling and bold, kinetic artwork make for an action-packed and emotionally engaging sci-fi adventure.

This compelling, character-driven science-fiction superhero saga is the rare spinoff that more than stands on its own.