Graphic Novels and Comics

The final entry in the multi-volume French GN comic fantasy series should prove satisfying for its fans, if perplexing to newcomers..

Notes from college classes that reawaken the artist we all once were in "Syllabus."

I think sometimes fiction actually allows you to be more honest than autobiography, because it gives you plausible deniability.

The Texan behind the popular 'Texan in Tokyo' blog and author of 'My Japanse Husband Thinks I'm Crazy' talks about how she got started, and the costs of 'making it big.'

Dwonch talks about the 2015 comics lineup including the return of Eisner-nominated 'Princeless' and 'Nutmeg,' a book he describes as 'Betty and Veronica' meets 'Breaking Bad.'

The Amazon princess’ short-run as a newspaper strip heroine gets a sharp hardcover collection.

Oni has published a unique graphic novel in 'Orphan Blade' whose unique elements argue for adopting it on your bookshelf.

The notoriously cheesy sixties era horror mags get anthologized for a new audience.

A specter (or two or three or more) is haunting the Louvre.

The unoriginal is specifically excluded.