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“Complex social dynamics exist in the simplest of conflicts.” A Kyle Lukoff Interview on Sorry You Got Mad
The best interview with the best guy about the best book. I'm crazy about I'm Sorry You Got Mad (out in August). Now you get to find out why.
Publisher Spotlight Preview: Fall/Winter 2024 – Helvetiq, Inhabit Media, & Kube
From graphic novel adaptations to Muslim religious tales. From tales of residential schools to money management. There's a little something for everyone on today's list!
“Like insects crawling under rocks, ideas are everywhere”. Henrique Moreira and Grant Snider in Conversation
Two great creators engage in a conversation that covers everything from sequential art and panels to orthodontics (really!).
Fuse 8 n’ Kate: Little Blue and Little Yellow by Leo Lionni
With heroes that are essentially paint swatches, we discuss nursery rhymes, gender in language, and what happens when someone calls us a "shining beam of delight" in our letters section.
Review of the Day: Beware the Dragon and the Nozzlewock by Vikram Madan
Since poetry and comics make for a perfect match, this latest from Vikram Madan is the ideal way to lure kids into ingesting a little verse.
Aliens, Aliens, and More Aliens: An Extraterrestrial Zoo Cover Reveal and Q&A with Samantha van Leer
A delightful talk with Samantha van Leer full of aliens, dogs that act like aliens, science fiction for kids, and more.
The 2025 Graphic Novel You’re Gonna Want to Know About: A Q&A and Cover Reveal for Ursula Murray Husted’s BOTTICELLI’S APPRENTICE
Meet what is already one of my favorite GNs of 2025! We talk about Husted's research process, tiny scale models, and some beautiful images of Florence and the art there.
Fuse 8 n’ Kate: Tomás and the Library Lady by Pat Mora, ill. Raúl Colón
In the pantheon of heroic librarian books, where does this particular book fall out?
Review of the Day: Mid Air by Alicia D. Williams
Adept and fleet footed with nary a misstep, allow me to recommend a little something to wring your heart out and then pump it up all over again.
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