Graphic Novels and Comics

Few people know when they expect to die. Fewer people succeed in living to the fullest in those years.

Geary’s latest “Treasury of XXth Century Murder” looks at a notorious slaying in turn-of-the-century New York.

Subtitled “An Autobiographical Meditation on Fatherhood and Faith,” Brown’s GN proves both sweet and challenging.

A grim dystopian French graphic novel receives its long-overdue English translation.

A European animal comic looks at lost love, regrets and jazz.

A wealth of work from this irregular and irreplaceable genius.

A Korean comic takes us on a Fantastic Voyage inside the human body.

The U.S. congressman and civil rights activist recalls the early days of the movement through a striking graphic novel.

Yazawa’s lighthearted vampire romance veers into a cross-dressing subplot?

de Heer's newest "Discovery in Comics" wittily explores the history of scientific thought and exploration.