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An interview with Melanie Gillman, author of 'As the Crow Flies' and 'Stage Dreams.'
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Pros and (Comic) Cons
Nicholson’s latest compendium will appeal to those unfamiliar with comics and readers whose families have been taking them to comic cons from early childhood.
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The Jungle
This solid introduction to Sinclair’s classic text is a humanizing supplement to the at-times tiresome original. Though this work substantially differs from its inspiration, the central message—anticapitalist, pro-socialist, and morally outraged
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BTTM FDRS
While some readers won’t like the art style, overall this title would be a strong addition to a library’s collection of horror graphic novels. Fans of tentacle or organic horror such as Swamp Thing and “The Neonomicon” will enjoy this read, as will those who love social commentary horror including Get Out.
Guest reviewer Erica Friedman takes a look at the Manga Classics adaptation of 'Macbeth,' which contains the full text of the original.
Esther Keller talks to George O'Connor as his Olympians series draws to a close.
“Every LGBTQ kids’ book that manages to make its way onto a bookstore or library shelf is a life raft,” says Melanie Gillman, creator of the graphic novel As the Crow Flies. Columnist Brigid Alverson considers LGBTQIA+ themes in the graphic format, with recommended titles for young readers.
First Second and Viking Books For Young Readers find some fresh takes on classic storytelling in this week's new comics releases.
A new tool to help teach students which news outlets to trust; the UN releases its second book club list; and libraries are having their moment on Jeopardy!
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