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The artwork of pencil and charcoal, illuminated with pastels, shifts a little in tone and vision due to the several years Auladell spent drawing it, but this version remains thoroughly satisfying...

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Between optimism and the sober assessment of reality, Harrison always seems to err on the side of hope, because, as she writes, what does she have to lose?

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Reading ancient literature can occasionally feel like a lesson in the disposability of women. But change is the essence of Homeric poetry, and with ODY-C, two male comic book creators have made a Greek hero worthy of women.

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Greenberg’s enchanting second graphic novel returns to the strange world of her award-winning debut, The Encyclopaedia of Early Earth. The two have much in common – including self-regarding god Birdman, old crones, special sausages and a deep love of stories and the people who tell them.

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The book finishes with a selection of erotic comics by guest artists. Like good sex, it’s goofy fun that might just make the reader’s life better.

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The story behind its creation – a tale of idealism, legal wrangling, murder and vast profits starring amateur game designers, Soviet bureaucrats, Japanese and American electronics companies and Robert Maxwell – is compelling.

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Fans of Broad City will find Jacobson’s signature silliness and absurdity on display here. The book’s only flaw is that it’s too short.

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With no resolution beyond Enn’s nice-guy stroll into the sunset and Vic’s punishment for cliché machismo, the real fun here is in the art: striking linework, breathtaking watercolors, and creative incorporation of text elevate the story considerably.

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Damaged souls can give a commanding voice to both beautiful and harrowing stories. Paul Nash is the embodiment of it and Dave McKean harnesses his power, channeling it into a superior graphic novel that everyone should experience.

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Bellwood’s stints as a deckhand on the Lady Washington, a modern-day replica of an 18th-century brig, inform this funny and enlightening comics collection, which is part memoir, part breezy overview of nautical history and lore.

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Looking back on it now is a strange feeling then and while the various adventures are still fun to read, filled with all sorts of silliness, it harks back to a time when this is all we really had when it came to seeing Mario and Luigi as they were artistically intended.

Forbes

Super Mario Adventures by Kentaro Takemura

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Little Babymouse will win new fans among younger readers, who will hope to see what dragons Babymouse fights next.

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In Wonder Woman: The True Amazon, writer and illustrator Jill Thompson has created the warmest, most natural, and clearest story of Wonder Woman’s seventy-five year career.

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At a quick glance, his drawings may seem like unpolished sketches, but this approach enhances the story, matching the bleakness and supernatural strangeness of Craig’s world.

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His characters continue to be relatable and human (including that plump, balding penguin). Even Steve Dallas grows a heart. Bloom County is both an escape from and a mirror to our complicated modern world.

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BC (Business Cat) runs a tight ship and expects the best effort from his people regardless of whether he can decide if he wants to be in, or out, or in, or out, or …. B- just because a cat with hands is kind of creepy.

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...the deadpan humor leavens the hopelessness that sometimes threatens to overwhelm the anonymous policeman, who’s just happy to see his automated doughnut machine replaced by a café with an honest-to-goodness human waitress.

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...still, there is something that stopped me enjoying these cartoons quite as much as I wanted to – the jokes just felt too comfortable, not sneaky or wicked enough.

Guardian

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Under Sattouf's pen, this state of affairs becomes an ingeniously apt microcosm of the larger world he grew up in. And if this installment is any indication, he has no plans to dial back his rage about it in volume 3.

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The story is consistently engaging, the plot is tightly built...Death means sadness and loss, Cat and Maya learn, but it doesn’t mean the end of love.

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