Recent Graphic Novel Deals, Late Sep 2022 | News
- Big Enough, by Regina Linke, picture book based on her webcomic, due winter 2025, Little Brown.
- Drawn to Change the World, by Emma Reynolds and various artists, anthology of biographical profiles, due summer 2023, HarperCollins.
- How to Survive the End of the World: Lessons from History, by Katy Doughty, debut non-fiction, due fall 2025, Candlewick/MITeen Press.
- I Witnessed: The Great Train Robbery, by Andrea Debbink and Crystal Jayme, true crime, due winter 2025, Clarion Books.
- I Witnessed: The Lizzie Borden Story, by Jeramey Kraatz and Crystal Jayme, true crime, due fall 2024, Clarion Books.
- The Not-So Secret Love Life of Winnie Franklin, by Trisha Kelly and Jess Lome, queer contemporary romance, due fall 2024, Chronicle.
- Prince Félix and La Pluma Magia, by Kelly Fernández, queer fairy tale, due 2024, Scholastic/Graphix.
- S.C.R.A.M.: The Society of Creatures Real and Magical, by Rory Lucey, fantasy, due 2024, First Second.
- Soup, by Oliver Gerlach and Kelsi Jo Silva, fantasy cooking competition, due fall 2024, Little Bee Books.
- Speak Up Santiago, by Julio Anta and Gabi Mendez, first in the Bull Hill series, due spring 2025, Random House.
Source: Publishers Weekly Rights Report, September 20 and September 27
Filed under: Graphic Novels, News, Young Adult
Andrea DebbinkBig EnoughBull HillCandlewickChronicleClarion BooksCrystal JaymeDrawn to Change the WorldEmma ReynoldsFirst SecondGabi MendezgraphixHarperCollinsHow to Survive the End of the WorldI WitnessedJeramey KraatzJess LomeJulio AntaKaty DoughtyKelly FernandezKelsi Jo SilvaLittle Bee BooksLittle BrownOliver GerlachPrince Felix and La Pluma MagiaRandom HouseRecent Graphic Novel DealsRegina LinkeRGNDRory LuceyScholasticSCRAMSoupSpeak Up SantiagoThe Great Train RobberyThe Lizzie Borden StoryThe Not-So Secret Love Life of Winnie FranklinThe Oxherd BoyTrisha Kelly
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