Graphic Novels
Paul Fleischman opens our eyes to the environmental crisis, young Henri Matisse ponders The Iridescence of Birds, and Philip C. Stead takes to the skies in the August stars, offering the best of fiction, nonfiction, and multimedia.
The Dog Days of August hit early with a lean list of new releases this week. Dark Horse Comics releases the second issue of the Emily and the Strangers miniseries. DC Comics has the second compilation of the Batman Li’l Gotham series, and IDW Publishing releases the second issue of their crossover event of the [...]
Aliens visit from outer space, the real world intrudes in an online game, a city boy goes to the country—many of this season's teen graphic novels feature strangers in strange lands. Whether you prefer fact or fantasy, there's plenty of good reading here to curl up with as the days grow shorter.
K-Gr 3—Lunar voyages have never been so silly as in this sixth outing for the "best little ghost in the world" Johnny Boo and his pal Squiggle...
Gr 4 Up—Barnaby Baxter haplessly follows in the wake of his protean fairy godfather, the rotund, verbose J...
Gr 2–5—Based on the popular Uglydoll toys, this collection of short comics tells a variety of stories all related to food...
Gr 5 Up—Medieval history comes alive in this great series that combines the traditional book and graphic novel formats, and is designed to be fun and educational...
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