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I was at C2E2 over the weekend, and I wrote up a lot of stories about it for different venues. Here’s my summary of the kids’ comics scene at PWCW. Kristy Valenti takes a look at Raina Telgemeier’s Baby-Sitter’s Club graphic novels and discusses what makes them tick. Tim O’Shea interviews Nicolas Hitori de, one […]
Tim O’Shea interviews Crogan’s March creator Chris Schweizer at Robot 6. Danica Davidson talks to Peach Fuzz co-creators Lindsay Cibos and Jared Hodges at Graphic Novel Reporter. Graphic Novel Reporter has a Q&A with Michael Moreci, a writer and media director for Reading With Pictures. Johanna Draper Carlson takes a stand: Illustrated diaries are not […]
Though Wonder Woman was originally created as a role model for young girls, it’s been a long time since DC produced Wonder Woman comics for that demographic. Recognizing the character’s enduring appeal as a symbol of female strength, however, DC has been making a concerted effort to develop more age-appropriate stories for Wonder Woman’s youngest […]
It’s a long list this week, with some great titles! First Second brings out the second volume in their fantastic series on the Greek gods with Athena: The Grey-Eyed Goddess. Fantasy Flight Publishing has the third volume from the Legend of Percevan series and Disney Press comes out strong with a whole slew of titles […]
Lucy Snow makes a wrong turn while traveling to her new boarding school and finds herself at Miss Weaver’s Academy for the Scientifically Gifted and Ethically Unfettered, a.k.a. Hollow Fields. Before she knows it, she’s enrolled and bound by contract to do the best she can at her studies. And they mean her best, because […]
It’s a pretty even spread between comics, graphic novels and manga in this first quarter of 2010. Animals are coming out strong with superhero pets, cats, guinea pigs, dinosaurs, and lizards all making a good show. There are classics, and classics in the making, mythology and a little bit of romance. So check out the […]
MK Reed interviews Hope Larson and Raina Telgemeier, both of whom have recent YA graphic novels out (Mercury and Smile, respectively) at The Beat. The Great Graphic Novels for Teens nominations have just been updated. Take a look or nominate one yourself! (Via Joy Kim.) Shaenon Garrity’s biggest complaint about The Toon Treasury of Classic […]
On this week’s list, Boom! Studios continues it Disney parade, this time with the ducks in the lead; Donald and Uncle Scrooge. Ben 10 takes over DC Comics’ Cartoon Network Action Pack, and it’s time for some learnin’ with the Betty & Veronica Digest with histoical masquerades, and how to be geek chic. Viz Media […]
A village desperate to break a drought decides to sacrifice a beautiful maiden, Soah, to Habaek the Water God. Soah goes to her death expecting to meet a monster, but not only does Habaek save her life, he is only a little boy! Soah tries to settle into life in Habaek’s palace, but she doesn’t […]
At Graphic Novel Reporter, John Hogan interviews Francoise Mouly, the founder of Toon Books, about her work as editor of that line and as art editor of the New Yorker. And speaking of Toon Books: There’s an app for that. Sweet Union ‘Toonists interviews Ben Towle, whose most recent work is Amelia Earhart: This Broad […]
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