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The Grinch Takes a Vacation | Review
Cartoonist Kaeti Vandorn is the latest to take a crack at adapting classic Dr. Seuss characters into new graphic novel adventures, here sending the Grinch and Max on a series of vacations.
Batman and Robin and Howard: Summer Breakdown | Review
Jeffrey Brown's Robin and Howard are back in a sequel that finds the Boy Wonder torn between his superhero dad and supervillain mom...all while another villain has designs on the boys' favorite park.
Lion Dancers | Review
A young man returns to lion dancing after years away, only to discover his one-time partner is now his bitter rival in this graphic novel by cartoonist (and lion dancer!) Cai Tse.
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Archie: The Decision #1 | Review
DC Comics' superstar writer Tom King joins artist Dan Parent for a special one-shot in which Archie tries to finally decide between Betty and Veronica...by tossing a coin.
Godzilla: Monster Island Summer Camp | Review
Rosie Knight and Oliver Ono graduate from a Godzilla one-shot to their own original graphic novel featuring Godzilla's little friend Minilla and an endangered Monster Island.
Save Our Forest! | Review
In Nora Dåsnes' latest graphic novel, Bao leads her friends and classmates in an effort to save a nearby forest from destruction and fight against the climate crisis, despite the grown-ups in her life all failing to take the problem seriously.
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Unico: Awakening | Review
Osamu Tezuka's Unico returns in a new, original manga series updating the character's adventures for 21st century readers.
Shepherdess Warriors Vol. 1 | Review
French import Shepherdess Warriors Vol. 1 introduces us to a new apprentice in the order of women warriors and to a new world of adventure.
Spider-Man: Cosmic Chaos! | Review
In the finale of Amulet's Mike Maihack Spider-Man graphic novel trilogy, the friendly neighborhood superhero ends up in outer space, teaming up with the Guardians of the Galaxy.
Barda | Review
Cartoonist Ngozi Ukazu uses Jack Kirby's New Gods characters and concepts to tell a unique love story set on a world where love isn't even supposed to exist.
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