Graphic Novels
Children and adults alike who loved the original comics will love this edition, and anyone who enjoyed Kochalka’s Eisner Award–winning graphic novels Johnny Boo and the Ice Cream Computer and Dragon Puncher 2: Dragon Puncher Island, will appreciate the continuity across the volumes.
In recent years, we’ve seen graphic novelists take on increasingly complex topics, and this year’s Eisner Award nominations reflect artists’ willingness to push the format to its limits, from a poignant tale of racist microaggressions to an exploration of childhood anxiety to dynamic reimagining of a misunderstood supervillain.
PREMIUM
Savage Beard of She Dwarf
Fans of fast-paced fantasy adventure, strong-minded heroines, and dynamic flashy art will enjoy this story of humor and heart, unlikely companions, and belonging.
PREMIUM
It’s Your Funeral
A cheerful yet existentially complex series of stories for fans of The Good Place.
Combining sword-and-sorcery RPG elements with social justice themes, this is a must-have for all collections.
PREMIUM
Lizard in a Zoot Suit
A unique and effective lens through which fans of historical fiction can view the treatment of the “other” and race issues of the 1940s.
PREMIUM
Wonder Woman: Tempest Tossed
No prior knowledge of Diana Prince is necessary, making this a great option for those seeking an entry point into comics about Wonder Woman; it’s also a fine choice for fans of activist characters or coming-of-age graphic novels.
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