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Posts by J. Caleb Mozzocco
Mini Marvels: Hulk Smash | Review
Chris Giarrusso's Mini Marvels, short strips parodying Marvel Comics' characters and particular storylines, return in a new collection.
Fresh Start | Review
Gale Galligan's latest graphic novel is a fictionalized account of their childhood, featuring an unrepentant goofball of a character starting over in a new school and facing new challenges that can't be run away from.
Green Eggs and Ham Take a Hike | Review
Cartoonist James Kochalka is next at bat in RH Graphic's line of Dr. Seuss graphic novels, taking on the most challenging Seuss extrapolation yet, that of Green Eggs and Ham.
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Persephone | Review
Inspired by Greek myth, Loïc Locatelli-Kournwsky's thrilling adventure features a young girl taken to Hades as part of a greater plot to reignite an old war between rival nations.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/Naruto #1 | Review
Of the many Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles crossovers, this is the most unexpected one yet, as they meet Naruto and Team 7 from Masashi Kishimoto's manga series.
Girlmode | Review
Phoebe Zito has just started at a new school in a new state...after just starting her new life as a girl. She has to learn to balance fitting in and being herself in this fun but complex YA graphic novel by Magdalene Vissaggio and Paulina Ganucheau.
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Tegan and Sara: Crush | Review
Tegan Quin, Sara Quin, and Tillie Walden return with the sequel to last year's Junior High, continuing the fictionalized story of Tegan and Sara's origin story.
The Mythmakers | Review
John Hendrix uses an unusual hybrid format to tell the complex tale of the interior lives of two friends who would become the most famed fantasists of the 20th century: C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien.
Boys Vs. Shark | Review
It's 1975 and 10-year-old Paul Gilligan has just seen the movie Jaws, giving him an acute case of sharkophobia...and emphasizing how far apart he and his braver, more grown-up best friend are becoming.
Spider-Man: Octo-Girl Vol. 1 | Review
Doc Ock's plans to escape death by transferring his consciousness go awry when he ends up sharing a body with a Japanese schoolgirl in this new manga from the creators of My Hero Academica: Vigilantes.
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