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MORE POSTS FROM JUNE 2015

    One Day Left to Get Jim Henson Comics at Humble Bundle

    Brigid Alverson, June 16, 2015 | All Ages

    We’ve written before about Humble Bundle, which sells “bundles” of DRM-free comics, books, and games with a pay-what-you-want model. Their latest deal, which expires tomorrow, is a Jim Henson Bundle featuring both comics and novels: The classic and newer versions of the Fraggle Rock comics, the Dark Crystal graphic novels and prose novels, the Storyteller […]

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    Preview: Teen Titans Go! #10

    Brigid Alverson, June 13, 2015 | Previews

    Ready for some Saturday morning comics? Writers Amy Wolfram and Sholly Fisch and artist Jorge Corona bring the funny in Teen Titans Go! #10. Here’s what it’s about: After responding to an ad in a comic book, Beast Boy is the proud owner of a brand new pair of Hypno-Specs – and he’s not afraid […]

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    This Week’s Comics: Doctor Clarence

    Lori Henderson, June 12, 2015 | All Ages

    It’s sad to have to say goodbye, but it’s true for some of the titles on this week’s list of new releases. The Adventure Time spin-off Marceline Gone Adrift from BOOM! Studios ends with issue #6 while the third volume of Mouse Guard: Legends of the Guard ends its run at #4. Itty Bitty Comics […]

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    Preview: Clarence #1

    Brigid Alverson, June 10, 2015 | Previews

    Debuting today, Clarence is a new series in BOOM! Studios’ kaBOOM line, based on the Cartoon Network series and written by Liz Prince, the creator of Tomboy, with art by Evan Palmer (Munchkin) Here’s the blurb: Clarence is a typical fourth grader who’s always on the search for fun with everyone, finding adventures everywhere from […]

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    Review: ‘Princess Decomposia and Count Spatula’

    J. Caleb Mozzocco, June 9, 2015 | Reviews

    Princess Decomposia and Count Spatula By Andi Watson First Second; $15 In the highly-abstracted, black-and-white cartoon underworld of Andi Watson’s latest original graphic novel, signified by a stark white castle before black clouds, young Princess Decomposia is a reluctant regent. She’s running the underworld for her bed-ridden father, the manipulative, prune-faced king who spends all […]

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    Beauty and the BEA

    Brigid Alverson, June 8, 2015 | News

    I interviewed Annie Goetzinger, the creator of Girl in Dior, a book that combines gorgeous drawings of Dior fashions with a history of the House of Dior, told from an insider’s point of view. Just a quick reminder that it’s not too late to sign up for the webcast From Superheroes to Vampires: The Hottest […]

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    Preview: Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? #58

    Brigid Alverson, June 6, 2015 | Previews

    It’s Saturday morning, time for some cartoon fun! Here’s an advance look at Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? #58, and here’s the 411: “GET OFF MY CLAAAAAAIMM!!” yells the ghostly Spindletop Wildcatter, as he chases the gang off what he claims to be his land. When the Mystery Inc. visits the local natural history museum to […]

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    This Week’s Comics: I Am Bat-Mite!

    Lori Henderson, June 5, 2015 | All Ages

    It’s the end of an era in this week’s new releases. Archie Comics is rebooting their flagship title Archie, ending the original series this month on the ominous issue #666. IDW Publishing says goodbye to Samurai Jack with its final issue, #20. But don’t let those get you down. Marvel and DC have new all-ages […]

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    Hear About the Hottest Graphic Novels of Fall in the SLJ Webcast

    Brigid Alverson, June 4, 2015 | News

    What’s looking good for the fall? Join me and a panel of publishing folk as we talk about the graphic novels that are coming out in the next few months from DC, Dark Horse, Archie Comics, Del Rey, Marvel, Titan, and Viz Media. We’ll be talking about movie adaptations, favorite characters from Batman to Buffy […]

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    Book Expo America 2015 (Part II)

    Esther Keller, June 2, 2015 | All Ages, Graphic Novels

    On Thursday, May 28th, I was lucky enough to be released from my regular duties as a middle school librarian so I could hop over to the City and spend a day at Book Expo America. I walked up and down the Convention Floor for five hours without a break. I only felt it when […]

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