J. Caleb Mozzocco

Mirion Malle seeks to induct young readers into The League of Super Feminists with her short, common-sense primer on what we too often consider complicated topics

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Join Michael Sweater, Rachel Dukes and their rather atypical adventure party as The Wizerd reluctantly answers the call of adventure in this funny and imaginative all-ages quest.

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Swamp Thing: Twin Branches features less swamp monster and more Alec Holland than usual...twice the Alec, as YA author Maggie Stiefvater gives Alec a new twin brother.

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Arkham Asylum becomes Arkham Apartments in Art Baltazar and Franco's ArkhaManiacs, which reimagines Batman's worst villains as eccentric neighbors who have a few things to teach young Bruce Wayne.

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Archie Andrews gets an unexpected rival in the form of the new girl in town in Archie & Katy Keene, by Mariko Tamaki, Kevin Panetta, and Laura Braga.

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The third and final installment of Viz's Transformers: The Manga includes adaptations of a pair of Japanese-only cartoons, making this the most unusual and exotic in the series.

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Star Wars Adventures Editor Elizabeth Brei explains how the relaunched title has and hasn't changed, and how the all-ages anthology balances a universe of characters and settings.

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DC Comics' greatest heroes adventure in the past, present and future in Justice League Unlimited: Time After Time, which collects time travel-themed stories from the publisher's millennial kid-friendly comics.

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Drawn and Quarterly's second collection of John Stanley's Little Lulu comics once again finds our heroine tearing down the patriarchy, from Tubby's boorishness to a botanist questing for the Fuzzythingus Poopi flower.

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