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The Fate of the Artist
Eddie Campbell
Reviewed by Connie Anderson
Eddie Campbell has been producing graphic novels for 25 years--for adults. At first glance, you see a wide variety of art styles used to tell a story.
In The Fate of…
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Deogratias: A Tale of Rwanda
Jean-Philippe Stassen
Reviewed by Connie Anderson
First published in Belgium in 2000, this translation of Deogratius: A Tale of Rwanda by Alexis Siegel may appear to be like a comic--but it does not have any…
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A.L.I.E.E.E.N.
Lewis Trondheim
Reviewed by Connie Anderson
(content seems appropriate for middle reader and young adult plus parents and grandparents)
The very first comic strip for extraterrestrial children ever discovered…
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Vampire Loves
Joann Sfar
Reviewed by Connie Anderson
(Content seems fitted for young adult and older)
Graphic author Joann Sfar has filled Vampire Loves with her own blend of tenderness, humor, melancholy and…
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Bad Girl in Town (Serenity)
Realbuzz Studios
Reviewed by Jamie Driggers
Serenity does have her problems. Not the least of which is a bad attitude due in part to a physically absent father, an emotionally absent mother, trouble at school,…
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American Born Chinese
Gene Yang
Reviewed by Connie Anderson
Earlier this year I reviewed several other graphic novels (comic books made into a book form), most of high quality in every way, including content. This one is…
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The Complete Persepolis
Marjane Satrapi
Reviewed by Kathy Perschmann
The books Persepolis: Story of a Childhood and Persepolis 2: Story of a Return are combined here due to the release of the animated film. It is presented as a…
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The Rabbi’s Cat 2
Joann Sfar
Reviewed by Diane Snyder
This adult-themed graphics novel is set in 1930’s Algeria, however most of the issues such as religion and race are still current and unsettled.
The…
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In the Small
Michael Hague
Reviewed by Julina K. Mills
When a mysterious blue light flashes across the globe, all humans suddenly find themselves a mere six inches tall. It is up to Mouse and Beat, a teenage brother…
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In the Small
Michael Hague
Reviewed by Julina K. Mills
When a mysterious blue light flashes across the globe, all humans suddenly find themselves a mere six inches tall. It is up to Mouse and Beat, a teenage brother…
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My Brain is Hanging Upside Down
David Heatley
Reviewed by Alex McGilvery
This graphic autobiography is a collection of David Heatley’s comics that are darkly and explicitly funny. He leaves very little to the imagination as he…
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Garfield: 30 Years of Laughs and Lasagna
Jim Davis
Reviewed by Yuka Mizushima
I went grocery shopping the other day and saw a stuffed Garfield suctioned to the rear window in the car next to me. Sure, he was a bit faded but he was still…
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