
Delicates | This Week’s New Comics

Delicates from Oni Press tops this week’s list of new comics, manga, and graphic novels, along with a new series from Penguin Random House imprint Razorbill. Other highlights include the second graphic novel in BOOM! Studios new biography series Seen: True Stories of Marginalized Trailblazers. First Second releases Maker Comics: Build a Robot, while Graphix finds out what it’s like to be Allergic.
The List:
AMP! COMICS FOR KIDS
Mutts Go Green TP, $11.99
ARCHIE COMIC PUBLICATIONS
Archie Jumbo Comics Digest #318, $7.99
BOOM! STUDIOS
Power Rangers #5 (Cover A Matteo Scalera), $3.99
Seen True Stories Of Marginalized Trailblazers Volume 2 Rachel Carson GN, $5.99
CINEBOOK
Lucky Luke Volume 77 A Cowboy In High Cotton TP, $11.95
ETCH / HMH BOOKS FOR YOUNG READERS
Sherlock Bones Volume 9 Sherlock Bones And The Sea-Creature Feature GN, $7.99
FIRST SECOND BOOKS
Maker Comics Build A Robot GN, $12.99
GRAPHIX
Allergic GN, $12.99
IDW PUBLISHING
Sonic The Hedgehog #38 (Cover A Matt Herms), $3.99
Star Wars Adventures Volume 2 #4 (Cover A Francesco Francavilla), $3.99
ONI PRESS
Delicates TP, $14.99 **Weekly Pick**
PAPERCUTZ
Dance Class Volume 11 Dance With Me HC, $10.99
Geronimo Stilton Reporter Volume 7 Going Down To Chinatown HC, $9.99
Loud House Volume 12 The Case Of The Stolen Drawers SC, $7.99
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RANDOM HOUSE BOOKS FOR YOUNG READERS
Star Wars The Mandalorian Screen Comix Volume 1 Season 1 TP, $14.99
RAZORBILL
Agent 9 Volume 1 Flood-A-Geddon GN, $12.99 **Weekly Pick**
SCOUT COMICS – SCOOT
Catdad And Supermom An Elephant Never Forgets #1, $3.99
The Picks:

Delicates TP – Oni Press presents the sequel to Brenna Thummler’s Sheets. Marjorie Glatt’s life changed when she discovered ghosts hiding in her family’s laundromat and befriended Wendell, the ghost of a young boy. When Marjorie gets accepted by the popular kids at school, she insists on keeping Wendell’s ghost identity a secret, making him feel even more invisible than he already is. Eliza Duncan is an avid photographer who wants to find and photograph a ghost. The other kids at school label her as different, and she begins to feel like a ghost herself. Marjorie soon learns there is a price to pay for being accepted by the popular kids. She must decide if it’s worth losing Wendell as a friend and take partial responsibility for the bullying Eliza endures. Thummler presents another powerful story, this time about fitting in, the importance of feeling seen, and most of all, bringing light to those asking for help when all seems dark.

Agent 9 Volume 1 Flood-A-Geddon GN – Razorbill, an imprint of Penguin Random House, debuts a new middle grade graphic novel series. Agent 9 is one of the best operatives at the Super-Secret Spy Service, whose mission is to keep the world safe from maniacal villains. She is also on probation due to the collateral damage she inflicts while completing her missions. So when the bumbling supervillain King Crab manages to take over S4 headquarters, it is up to Nine to stop him and his diabolical plan to melt the polar ice caps and build a massive water park. Agent 9 must overcome her impulsive behavior if she is to prove herself and save the world from a complete flood-a-geddon! Filled with plenty of action and humor, this new series will appeal to middle-grade students looking for fun and adventure.
Filed under: All Ages

About Lori Henderson
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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