Cat’s Cradle | This Week’s Comics
Cat’s Cradle Volume 1 The Golden Twine from First Second tops this week’s list of new comics, manga, and graphic novels along with a nonfiction adventure in nature from Random House Graphic. Other highlights include Hiccups Fun Stories, an anthology series from Action Lab – Discovery. First Second continues their World Citizens Comics series with Why The People: The Case for Democracy, while Little Brown Books For Young Readers releases the second volume of Waffles and Pancake, Flight or Fright for emerging readers.
The List:
ACTION LAB – DISCOVERY
Hiccups Fun Stories TP, $9.99
ANTARCTIC PRESS
Cookie And The Kid Volume 2 TP, $9.99
ARCHIE COMIC PUBLICATIONS
Archie Milestones Jumbo Digest #15 The Best Of The 1970s, $8.99
Best Archie Comic Ever Special #1 (One Shot)(Cover A Tim Seeley), $3.99
Best Archie Comic Ever Special #1 (One Shot)(Cover B Tom Whalen), $3.99
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BOOM! STUDIOS
Power Rangers #20 (Cover A Guillaume Martinez), $3.99
FIRST SECOND BOOKS
Blue Barry And Pancakes Volume 4 Enter The Underground Throwdown GN, $12.99
Cat’s Cradle Volume 1 The Golden Twine GN, $14.99 **Weekly Pick**
Island Book Volume 3 The Rising Tide GN, $26.99
Why the People The Case For Democracy GN, $28.99
IDW PUBLISHING
G.I. Joe A Real American Hero Saturday Morning Adventures #4 (Of 4)(Cover A Dan Schoening), $3.99
LITTLE BROWN BOOK FOR YOUNG READERS
Waffles And Pancake Volume 2 Flight Or Fright GN, $12.99
LITTLE SIMON
Pup Detective Volume 7 The Big Bad Woof GN, $9.99
MARVEL COMICS
Miles Morales Marvel Universe TP, $13.99
RANDOM HOUSE GRAPHIC
Expedition Backyard GN, $12.99 **Weekly Pick**
The Picks:
Cat’s Cradle Volume 1 The Golden Twine GN – First Second releases the debut volume of a new fantasy adventure series. The story says that centuries ago, a rift opened that let monsters into the world of Galatea. Suri, an orphaned street urchin, loves monsters. She studies their lore, tells stories about them (for a fee) and hopes to one day tame them. But no one takes her seriously. When a mysterious new wagon joins the merchant camp she travels with, Suri must use all her self-confidence, cleverness, and ambition to find out what the very big, very loud, and very monstrous something inside it is. Middle school readers will enjoy this new series filled with magic, monsters and mystery.
Expedition Backyard GN – Random House Graphic ventures out into the world of nature in your backyard. Mole and Vole like to see what they can find in their own backyard. With their nature journal, they get to know every part of their local environment, from pigeons and jumping spiders to swamp milkweed and maple trees. But when they are accidentally moved from the country to the city, they worry everything will be different. As they explore their new home, they discover plants to look at and animals to meet. This volume brings to life the adventure of finding wonder in nature everywhere, as well as providing readers with fun activities to do at home.
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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The Golden Twine was actually originally published in 2012 by Kids Can Press. I think this version has been updated some, but it’s essentially still the same story. I am really excited that it’s been reissued – I had a lot of kids who loved it back then and were very sad that no sequel ever happened, so I hope the series continues with First Second!
I had no idea it was a reissue. Looking forward to reading it.
I will feature reissues if its been a while since the first release, and especially when they are with a new company. It’s easy for good books to get lost over time. If a publisher is going to bring it back after 10 years, I’m happy to feature it for the new audience.