Graphic Novels
Online comics allow creators of all stripes to share their work. Plus,resources for finding webcomics and learning to make them.
Recommended webcomics from Brigid Alverson, editor of the "Good Comics for Kids:" blog. What's your favorite webcomic? Tell us in the comments.
Talking animals inundated the new releases this week. BOOM! Studios releases a set of short stories in the latest issue of Bee and Puppycat. IDW Publishing has a new issue of My Little Pony Friends Forever, while Action Lab Entertainment’s Hero Cats continue their protecting of Stellar City. The List: ACTION LAB ENTERTAINMENT Hero Cats […]
SLJ presents an original webcomic by "As the Crow Flies" creator Melanie Gillman starring Charlie, a queer 13-year-old girl, and her friend Mei.
It’s no prank! There are lots of great books being released this week! Amulet dares to release the next volume in its Nathan Hale’s Hazardous Tales series, Alamo All-Stars. Marvel Comics stars a new secret war in their all ages Marvel Universe imprint with Ultimate Spider-Man Contest of Champions, while Titan Comics releases trade paperbacks of […]
In between hunting eggs and biting the ears off of chocolate bunnies, check out some of the new comic and manga releases this week. First Second releases the third volume of Glorkian Warrior, in which the title character faces The Mustache of Destiny, and what a mighty fine mustache it is! Marvel releases the soft […]
From Neolithic hunters to shape-shifters to a subatomic rescue squad, there's plenty of excitement in the latest batch of graphic novels. Some have fast-moving action, others high school drama, and all feature gripping stories that will keep teens turning the pages.
There’s a treasure trove of new releases this week. Archie Comics releases the first collection of the Archie reboot. BOOM! Studios finally releases the trade of Help Us Great Warrior. DC Comics brings out Coloring DC Batman Adventures Mad Love, a black and white edition of some Batman Adventures comics suitable for coloring, and Viz […]
The month of March has a lot going on. The first day of spring, St. Patrick’s Day, the beginning of Daylight Savings Time, and sometimes, like this year, Easter, all occur within its 31 days. For sports fans, the big event is March Madness, a basketball tournament held to determine the finalists in the NCAA […]
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