Tag Archives: NBM

'The Incredible Story of Cooking' follows the fascinating journey of food in human history from hunting and gathering to modern gastronomy.

French graphic novel legend David B.’s take on some of the Thousand and One Nights, 'Hasib and the Queen of the Serpents', proves a visual treat.

'Marie Antoinette, Phantom Queen' by Rodolphe and Annie Goetzinger - a ghost story provides an empathetic look at the "Let Them Eat Cake" queen.

'The Lighthouse' by Paco Roca is a winningly straightforward graphic novel about war and redemption.

The French Graphic Novel "Thoreau: A Divine Life" by Maximilien Le Roy and A. Dan puts a human face to a major figure in American Lit.

A French documentarian looks at the aftereffects of war on a group of Iraq War vets – and himself does not emerge untouched.

Persia Blues by Brent Bowman and Dara Naraghi contains the first two volumes of a Graphic Novel trilogy which blend life in modern Iran with a fantastic vision of ancient Persia.

The third volume in de Pins’ ghoulish comic series broadens its scope beyond its not-so-innocent amusement park.

Margreet de Heer’s “Discovery in Comics” tackles her most potentially volatile subject yet.

A French graphic novel looks at the world of post-war fashion.