Recent Graphic Novel Deals, Late Oct 2022 | News
- Charger County, by Cathy G. Johnson, about misfit movie-making students, 2025, Silver Sprocket.
- Full Shift, by Jennifer Dugan and Kit Seaton, queer teen werewolves, fall 2024, Putnam.
- Hour of Need: The Daring Escape of the Danish Jews During World War II, by Ralph Shayne and Tatiana Goldberg, in association with the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center, summer 2023, Little Bee/Yellow Jacket.
- I’m a Dumbo!, by Anne Lambelet, non-fiction on marine wildlife, first of two due spring 2025, Lerner/Graphic Universe.
- The Raven Cycle, by Stephanie Williams and Sas Milledge, graphic novel adaptation, first volume due spring 2025, Viking.
- Welcome to Dandelion Port, by Lily Joiner, debut featuring a feline fortune-teller, spring 2025, Oni Press.
Source: Publishers Weekly Rights Report, October 18 and October 25
Filed under: Graphic Novels, News
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