Tag Archives: graphic novel

A brief overview of the modern North American graphic novel provides a decent intro for the uninitiated.

A French animal graphic novel road trip about innocence lost and the immigrant dream of America.

A comics presented history of the medium from its inception to the digital age provides an affectionate yet revealing look.

"Steven Spielberg once told me that I should build a strong body of work, because that will speak louder than anything I could say about myself."

A bit of faux history takes us back to late seventies Berlin - when both music and politics were at their most volatile.

A cynical and violent graphic novel pits a downsized CIA assassin against a variety of thuggish types.

The easiest analogy for the Soul Stealer trilogy is to imagine if Clive Barker took over the Starz series, Spartacus.

Transmedia: Not a giant robot. It's a new way to get a movie made.

An impressive debut Aussie graphic novel looks at adolescence, small-town bigotry and surfing.

Want a look at Archie and the gang when they were funny, relevant and GOOD? Look no further.