Graphic novels
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Giant Robot Magazine
28 recommendations
"Giant robot, cool magazine and funky stuff for sale. (Hokusai and bunnies also another winning combination)"
Scott Pilgrim Volume 6: Scott Pilgrim's Finest Hour: Bryan Lee O'Malley: Books
1 recommendation
"Cannot wait for this to come out!!!!! If you aren't into graphic novels, A. Ew. B. This series is a great intro to graphic novels and will help you become cooler. C. Ew, what is WRONG with YOU?! D. You do know that graphic novels are picture books that are acceptable for adults to read...right??"
Disney Fairies Blog
1 recommendation
"The book is just in comicbook stores now, and according to reports seems to be selling out fast! It’ll be in stores on April 13th, so don’t panic. The blog and tell everyone about DISNEY FAIRIES “Prilla’s Talent.”"
Fairies who live in Pixie Hollow
1 recommendation
"Each Fairy is unique because they all have their own talent. Whenever a newborn baby laughs for the first time, a fairy is born. Meet some of the Fairies who live in Pixie Hollow!"
Disney Fairies Graphic Novel
1 recommendation
"In this collection of four funny and heartwarming stories, Papercutz fans meet Prilla, Tinker Bell, Rani, Beck, Vidia and more through their adventures in Pixie Hollow. First, Prilla seeks her special ability in “Prilla’s Talent, while Vidia shows she’s the fastest fairy in “Like the Wind.”"
New Graphic Novel
1 recommendation
"The popular Disney Fairy Prilla stars in the very first FAIRIES Graphic Novel from Papercutz! Anchored by the popular Tinker Bell character, Disney’s Fairies franchise has become a huge hit."
Afrodisiac by Brian Maruca & Jim Rugg
1 recommendation
"Every once in a while I find a comic book that has caricatures I want to read about. This week Afrodisiac by Brian Maruca and Jim Rugg hits the spot."
Ramayana: Divine Loophole By Sanjay Patel
2 recommendations
"Why is Ramayana: Divine Loophole By Sanjay Patel such a great reading experience? Well, Sanjay Patel is the author of The Little Book of Hindu Deities and is an animator and storyboard artist for Pixar Animation Studios, where he has worked on numerous films, including Monsters, Inc.; A Bug's Life; Toy Story 2; Ratatouille; The Incredibles; and Toy Story 3. He has also worked on The Simpsons for F..."
Y: The Last Man, Vol. 1 (Deluxe Edition) Brian K. Vaughan, Pia Guerra
1 recommendation
"a must have for the graphic novel fan in your life. Definitely for mature audiences. The protagonist is the sole male survivor of an apocolypse, now thrust into a female only world. Fascinating."
Barnes and Noble: Vampire Hunter D, Volume 1, Vampire Hunter D Series by Hideyuki Kikuchi, illustrated by Yoshitaka Amano
1 recommendation
"A world dominated by vampires ? You got it. This series delivers a world in which vampires, demons and werewolves run wild and free . . . and make the rules up as they go along. Complete with mind-blowing illustrations."
Amazon: Batman - Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader? by Neil Gaiman, illustrated by Andy Kubert
2 recommendations
"The battle of good versus evil as waged by Batman and his nemesis Darkseid is fleshed out in full comic color and narrated by contemporary Gothic great Neil Gaiman. Is this the end - or could it be the rebirth - of Batman ?"
Frankenstein - Mary Shelley - Cover by Dan Clowes
1 recommendation
"this is a reissue of the classic text that is part of Penguin's Deluxe Classic Editions edited by Paul Buckley - all of the editions of various pieces of classic western literature feature cover artwork by a prominent cartoonist or graphic novelist. This cover for Mary Shelley's Frankenstein was done by one of my personal heroes, Mr. Dan Clowes, which should be enough to recommend it to anyone..."
The Top 30 Coolest Coloring Books For Grown-Ups
1 recommendation
"Around up of the coolest, hippest and most fun coloring books for grown-ups and designers with links to buy each one of them. From Indie Rock and Gangsta Rap to Erotic, Religious Satire, Fierce fashion, Cannabis, etc..."
Aya: Marguerite Abouet, Clement Oubrerie
1 recommendation
"I first stumbled upon this series of graphic novels while hanging out in Forbidden Planet. There is an English and French version. If you are like me and can read French then u will enjoy both versions. There are more sequels to come. I really enjoyed reading this. This is the first graphic novel that I have read, that shows an African perspective."
The Complete Persepolis: Marjane Satrapi
2 recommendations
"The Complete Persepolis is an autobiographical account of Marjane Satrapi who grew up in Iran. I really liked this novel because this gives us a rare glimpse of what it was like growing up in Tehran."
Locas: The Maggie and Hopey Stories
1 recommendation
"One of my favoite love stories. Many times I wished that someone would make the Maggie and Hopey story into a movie, but then I think it's better in the hands of Jaime Hernandez. Locas tells the story of Maggie Chascarrillo, a bisexual, Mexican-American woman attempting to define herself in a community rife with class, race and gender issues. Locas: The Maggie and Hopey Stories was created ove..."
Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic: Alison Bechdel
1 recommendation
"Alison Bechdel's book about her childhood and her father is an important graphic novel. Comics sometimes allow their creators to explore the difficult parts of their lives and Fun House is a good example of one such exploration. WIthout giving away what the story is about, it deals with issues of sexuality, death, and growing up different."
Moby-Dick or The Whale by Herman Melville
1 recommendation
"Universal Pictures has made a splashy preemptive buy of “Moby Dick,” a reimagining of the Herman Melville whale tale that Timur Bekmambetov (”Wanted”) will direct. Studio paid high six figures to Adam Cooper and Bill Collage to pen the screenplay. The writers revere Melville’s original text, but their graphic novel-style version will change the structure. Gone is the first-person narration by the ..."
Iron Man (Two-Disc Special Collectors' Edition)
7 recommendations
"It's the movie that busted open the summer of '08. I saw this on opening night and normally I get really frustrated with people who cheer and jeer during movies and opening night but I couldn't help but get swept up in this crazy whirlwind of a movie. I dare you to come up with a more explosive opening! I dare you to get my attention from the very start to after the credits... you all caught ..."
Chuck Dugan Is AWOL: A Novel - With Maps: Eric Chase Anderson
2 recommendations
"I'm not ashamed to say that the only reason I read this book was because it's by Wes Anderson's brother (fanboyish, I know- I'm okay with that). But, this isn't a Billy Carter ordeal. Eric Chase is equally as talented as his brother, but also, it's enjoyably transparent that the two came from the same gene pool. It's a quirky story of a naval drop out and his, somewhat ridiculous, adventure to sto..."
Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood by Marjane Satrapi
2 recommendations
"The only question is... read the book or watch the film first? Ok I'm stretching... it's a graphic novel... so book first!"
Good-bye, Chunky Rice: Craig Thompson
1 recommendation
"This book just broke my heart. And I mean that in the best possible way. It's a touching tale about friendship and letting go. I loved the illustration style, whimsical and fun, the perfect counterpoint to the plot. There's no lesson to be gleaned, or easy happy endings, just life soldiering on with maybe a little solace to be found by the sea. It's a beautiful and perfect book that might just lea..."
Wake the Dead by Steve Niles and Milx and Chee
1 recommendation
"Holding Pictures has acquired rights to Steve Niles’ graphic novel “Wake the Dead” and set James V. Hart to write the script and Jay Russell to direct. Niles wrote the graphic novel “30 Days of Night.” Holding Pictures principal Charlie Lyons will produce, fully finance development and likely fund the film through principal photography."
Marvel Comic Books Runaways Vol. 1 Hardcover
1 recommendation
""Runaways" is the latest Marvel Comics book to get the big-screen treatment from Marvel Studios. Brian K. Vaughan, who co-created the series with artist Adrian Alphona, is writing the adaptation, for which Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige will act as producer. Vaughan is also a co-producer and writer on ABC's "Lost." The heroes in "Runaways" are relatively new, with the comic series launchi..."
One Hundred Demons (Alex Awards) - Lynda Barry
1 recommendation
"I borrowed this book from the library, and could really relate to much of what Barry was going through as she grew up. This memoir, told through the use of comics (or, if you prefer, sequential art), is funny and poignant. What I found familiar was when she focused on her Philippine family, like the lore of the aswang. This was really enjoyable, and I'd like to own a copy for myself eventuall..."
Sleepwalk and Other Stories by Adrian Tomine
1 recommendation
"I only just bought this yesterday, but I know I will be reading this slim volume for years to come. Adrian Tomine is an amazing storyteller, utilising both his artwork in creating pictorial characters and settings, and his perfect use of dialogue, and knowing when silence is the best means of expression. The short segments in this book are delicate and poignant in relaying moments that happen ..."
Witchblade Takeru Vol 1, Bandai
1 recommendation
"Platinum Studios, Top Cow Prods. and Arclight Films will team on a live-action feature adaptation of “Witchblade,” based on the Top Cow comicbook franchise. The comicbook introduced the Witchblade mythology, which centers on an ornate jewel-encrusted gauntlet that gives extraordinary powers to the wearer, a specially chosen female from each generation. Pic will be produced by Arclight’s Gary Hamil..."
Hunter's Moon - Graphic Novel
1 recommendation
"James L. White and Boom Studios have attached Mekhi Phifer’s Facilitator Films to produce “Hunter’s Moon,” a live-action version of White’s graphic novel, with Phifer in the lead role. White is in final negotiations to adapt “Moon” as his first feature screenplay since the biopic “Ray.”Phifer (NBC’s “ER”) will play a stockbroker who takes his son on a weekend hunting trip in the woods. The teen is..."
Batman: The Killing Joke: By Alan Moore
2 recommendations
"There is a new Batman coming out, and the late Heath Ledger used this book to learn all about the Joker. Batman: The Killing Joke ($13)"













