Graphic Novels
PREMIUM
Odessa
Not a must-read, but recommended for purchase where postapocalyptic stories are in high demand.
PREMIUM
Waluk
With harmful language and misrepresented mythology, this book is not recommended for purchase.
Popular in the early 2000s, this manga category for teen and tween girls is seeing renewed interest and a bevy of new titles with twists on standard tropes.
Those seeking fast-paced, stomach-churning space adventures will find a friend in Astro Mouse.
PREMIUM
The Hunt Is On
An exciting story with dreamlike illustrations. Fans of the Avatar: The Last Airbender comics will enjoy this title, and the adorable baby chadolo makes the book a good companion piece for teens waiting for the next season of The Mandalorian.
A thrilling, timely, and thoroughly engaging full-length debut for a classic comic hero. No superhero collection is complete without Nubia.
An amusing and magical tale that embraces its campiness to full effect. For readers who enjoyed Kat Leyh’s Snapdragon, Steven T. Seagle’s Camp Midnight, or Whitney Gardner’s Fake Blood.
PREMIUM
The Sprite and the Gardener
Positive and uplifting, this magical read will delight lovers of fairies and plants alike. Hand this one to those who loved K. O’Neill’s The Tea Dragon Society.
PREMIUM
Mr. Corbett Is in Orbit!
From the opening warning about scenes of “graphic violins,” it’s clear that weirdness extends to all parts of this out-of-this-world field trip.
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