We Found a Monster on This Week’s New Comics List
We Found a Monster from DC’s new line of middle grade graphic novels tops this week’s list of new comics and graphic novels, along with a new entry in Stone Arch’s Far Out Fables line. Other highlights include wordless graphic novels from Capstone featuring the cat and mouse duo Tom and Jerry, while Scout Comics’ imprint Scoot releases Soulstream #1 by 16-year-old comic creator Saida Woolf.
The List:
ARCHIE COMIC PUBLICATIONS
Betty And Veronica Friends Forever Winterfest #1, $2.99
BOOM! STUDIOS
Mighty Morphin #3 (Cover A In-Hyuk Lee), $3.99
CAPSTONE – PICTURE WINDOW BOOK
Tom And Jerry Computer Mouse GN, $5.95
Tom And Jerry Grouchy Cat GN, $5.95
Tom And Jerry Ruff Luck GN, $5.95
Tom And Jerry The Purr-Fect Getaway GN, $5.95
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DC COMICS
We Found A Monster TP, $9.99 **Weekly Pick**
IDW PUBLISHING
Sonic The Hedgehog #36 (Cover A Dan Schoening), $3.99
PAPERCUTZ
Cat And Cat Volume 3 My Dad’s Got A Date Ew! HC, $14.99
SCOUT COMICS – SCOOT
Soulstream #1, $1.99
STONE ARCH BOOKS
Chicken Little Saves The Moon Base GN, $5.95
Goose That Laid The Rotten Egg GN, $5.95
Punk Rock Mouse And Country Mouse GN, $5.95
Wolf In Unicorn’s Clothing GN, $5.95 **Weekly Pick**
The Picks:
We Found A Monster TP – DC Comics releases a new volume in their middle grade graphic novel line. Casey Clive, self-proclaimed monster expert, spends his days doing normal kids things, like going to school and riding his bike around his town of Serena Mar. He also takes care of the various monsters who live all around them, whom no one else seems to know exist. Except his new friend from school Zandra: She’s found a monster that needs his help. Now Casey has to juggle finding a place for his monster friends, keeping them a secret from the townspeople, and navigating middle school, as well as dealing with the possibility that Zandra has a secret of her own. Written and drawn by Kirk Scroggs, creator of The Secret Spiral of Swamp Kid, this fun new tale shows that friendship is more than skin deep and that it’s important to respect the secrets we all have inside.
Wolf In Unicorn’s Clothing GN – Stone Arch Books gives another of Aesop’s fables a modern retelling. Daisy is a young wolf who has spotted some new neighbors moving into the glen. It’s a blessing of magical unicorns! Sure that such majestic creatures would never want to be friends with a mangy wolf, Daisy comes up with a plan. She uses her knitting skills to craft a unicorn disguise so she can sneak into the herd. If she succeeds, will she be able to reveal her true self? Another in the Far Our Fables series, this retelling of The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing puts a playful twist on the old fable.
Filed under: All Ages
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Lori Henderson is a mother of two teenage daughters and an avid reader. She blogs about manga at her personal blog Manga Xanadu as well as contributing and editing for Manga Village. She blogs about all things fandom (mainly Doctor Who) at her other personal blog Fangirl Xanadu. She's been at it so for over 5 years now and counting!
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