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Monkey Prince Vol. 2: The Monkey King and I | Review
The second half of Gene Luen Yang and Bernard Chang's promising new super-comic Monkey Prince gets bogged down in an unfortunate crossover, which is par for the course for the genre.
Turtle Bread | Review
In Kim-Joy's debut graphic novel, the famous baker tells the story of a girl who struggles with social anxiety and the baking club that helped save her.
Superman Vs. Meshi Vol. 2 | Review
Superman's adventures in the world of Japanese chain restaurants continues into a second volume, in which he shares meals with The Flash, Cyborg, Wonder Woman and Lois Lane, and has perhaps his most unusual conflict with Lex Luthor.
Godzilla: Monsters & Protectors—All Hail The King! | Review
In the second installment of the Godzilla: Monsters & Protectors saga, the King of the Monster fights with two other monstrous "kings"— his foe King Ghidorah and occasional ally King Caesar.
Star Wars: Tales from the Death Star | Review
Writer Cavan Scott and five artists join forces for the annual tradition of Star Wars horror stories for all ages, this year set in the halls of the Empire's ultimate weapon.
Ghost Book | Review
A pair of 12-year-olds, a girl who can see ghosts and a boy whose spirit is given to wandering out of his body, find their fates inextricably linked in this adventure inspired by the world of Chinese mythology and superstition.
Wildfire | Review
In Wildfire, cartoonist Breena Bard puts a face on the abstract tragedy of western wildfires, and the climate crisis in general, as well as on the environmental activism that can be a response.
Paul Bunyan: The Invention of an American Legend | Review
Noah Van Sciver doesn't just retell the story of Paul Bunyan, he explains its origins as propaganda.
Team Trash: A Time Traveler’s Guide to Sustainability | Review
In Team Trash, Charlie and Oliver have a unique tool to help them research the history of recycling for their Sustainability Science fair project...a working time machine!
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