Graphic Novels

Disney's Space Mountain Ride Will Be A Graphic Novel Trilogy
Disney's Space Mountain Ride Will Be A Graphic Novel Trilogy
Disney's Space Mountain Ride Will Be A Graphic Novel Trilogy
As Ric Flair always said, "Space Mountain may be the oldest ride in the park, but it still has the longest line." Perhaps the Nature Boy's wisdom is why Disney has chosen the ride to be the basis for a trilogy of graphic novels written by Bryan Q. Miller and illustrated by Kelley Jones and Hi-Fi Design, the first of which will hit in May 6, 2014.
Paul Pope Announces 'Battling Boy' Prequel, 'The Rise of Aurora West'
Paul Pope Announces 'Battling Boy' Prequel, 'The Rise of Aurora West'
Paul Pope Announces 'Battling Boy' Prequel, 'The Rise of Aurora West'
The ink is barely dry on writer/artist Paul Pope's new all-ages graphic novel Battling Boy, but just like that, a prequel is on the way. The Rise of Aurora West, which tells the story of one of Battling Boy's allies, the daughter of science hero Haggard West, is set for release in July 2014. Pope will have some help on the book this time. J.T. Petty will co-write it with him and it'll be drawn by
'Inhumans' by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee [Review]
'Inhumans' by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee [Review]
'Inhumans' by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee [Review]
In advance of Matt Fraction and Joe Madureira's upcoming Inhuman series, this week Marvel released a new hardcover edition of the highly-regarded Inhumans by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee. The twelve-issue Marvel Knights book, which won the 1999 Eisner Award for “Best New Series,” brought a new level of sophistication to the Lee/Kirby oddballs, activating in them the dormant metaphors of class separati
Dash Shaw’s ‘New School’ Delivers Bewildering Color & Complex Emotions [Review]
Dash Shaw’s ‘New School’ Delivers Bewildering Color & Complex Emotions [Review]
Dash Shaw’s ‘New School’ Delivers Bewildering Color & Complex Emotions [Review]
Since his quirky, moving, and massive Bottomless Belly Button made every person in the world's best books of 2008 list, cartoonist Dash Shaw has turned his attention to shorter forms and new media. The long-running webcomic Bodyworld, the short story collection The Unclothed Man in the 35th Century AD, and the IFC animated shorts of the same name have all been marked successes, but many readers,
‘Batgirl/Robin Year One’ Collects Two Great Tales Of Batman’s Oldest Partners [Review]
‘Batgirl/Robin Year One’ Collects Two Great Tales Of Batman’s Oldest Partners [Review]
‘Batgirl/Robin Year One’ Collects Two Great Tales Of Batman’s Oldest Partners [Review]
Before you get too wrapped up in Zero Year, this Wednesday you'll have a chance to get caught up on Year One. Because that's how we do things in comics now: we go backwards. On sale this week is a brand new collection of two great Year One stories that sharpened up the continuity of their respective characters, and added new depth and clarity to backstories that were previously kinda flat and fuzzy. Batgirl/Robin: Year One gathers two separate miniseries that could each claim to be the definitive story for their Bat-family members: Robin: Year One by Chuck Dixon, Scott Beatty, and Javier Pulido; and Batgirl: Year One by Scotty Beatty, Chuck Dixon (same writers, different listing) and Marcos Martin. And let me tell ya, Batgirl and Robin are two great tastes that go great together.
Sean Murphy’s ‘Punk Rock Jesus’ Asks All The Right Questions [Review]
Sean Murphy’s ‘Punk Rock Jesus’ Asks All The Right Questions [Review]
Sean Murphy’s ‘Punk Rock Jesus’ Asks All The Right Questions [Review]
They say two things you should never discuss in polite conversation are religion and politics. It used to be sex, religion, and politics, but we all have raging porn addictions now, so, realistically, that topic is no longer off limits. But in business, at the dinner table, in barbershops and bars, the maxim holds that the latter two subjects remain taboo: to maintain civil discourse, one should n
Bryan Lee O’Malley’s ‘Seconds’ Now Slated For 2014
Bryan Lee O’Malley’s ‘Seconds’ Now Slated For 2014
Bryan Lee O’Malley’s ‘Seconds’ Now Slated For 2014
Since finishing the Scott Pilgrim series, creator Bryan Lee O'Malley's been working on a new project called Seconds, an original graphic novel from Random House about a same-named restaurant and its staff. Seconds was due for release this year, but O'Malley recently answered a fan question on Tumblr explaining that it's been delayed until sometime in 2014 due to a shoulder injury that he's since r
Gene Luen Yang Returns With Ambitious New Project, ‘Boxers & Saints’
Gene Luen Yang Returns With Ambitious New Project, ‘Boxers & Saints’
Gene Luen Yang Returns With Ambitious New Project, ‘Boxers & Saints’
Gene Luen Yang -- the award-winning creator of American Born Chinese, The Eternal Smile and writer of Dark Horse's Avatar: The Last Airbender comics -- has announced his latest project: Boxers & Saints, an epic pair of graphic novels about the lives of two peasants during the Boxer Rebellion that took place in China during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.Tal...

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