November 13, 2024
They're finally here! Check out our five favorite comics and graphic novels from this year and the more than 150 other titles in PW's annual roundup of the best books of the year. more 
From Oliver Bly's dark fairy tale The Mushroom Knight to Kaliane Bradley's genre-bending time travel novel The Ministry of Time, we've rounded up tons of titles sure to appeal to the fan in you—and your friends and family—this holiday season. more
These photo-rich monographs, painterly surveys, and offbeat assemblages are sure to bring smiles during holiday gift-giving. There's even a list just for the Swifties! more
Just in time for Thanksgiving menu planning: a list for the culinarily curious among us looking to crack open a visually stimulating read alongside a cold one at the end of the day. more
Young readers will love joining Forsynthia on her wild adventure as she and her friends learn that courage, friendship, and ingenuity are key to overcoming any obstacle. This action-packed story offers a perfect blend of science, fun, and imagination, inspiring kids to stay curious and ready for whatever challenges come their way. (Sponsored) more
Authors discuss the quests, heists, and heroic feats—not to mention the big feelings—that drive their new titles. more
In our latest Stargazing segment, Meg Lemke and Calvin Reid highlight the five adult graphic novels on PW's Best Books of 2024, showcase the graphic titles in our annual Holiday Gift Guide, and more.
Calvin, Heidi MacDonald, and Kate Fitzsimons discuss the returns of the classic magazines Metal Hurlant and Heavy Metal, the coming relocation of Brooklyn's Desert Island Comics, and more.
Tara Booth's new graphic memoir, Processing: 100 Comics That Got Me Through It, is an eccentric and colorful psychological self-portrait. The pages of her comics are essentially a series of crisply designed miniature paintings, with each page carefully drawn, rich in painterly applied color, and accompanied by quirky often funny personal narratives. She uses these personal vignettes to track and comment on her wardrobe, her shifting mental states and relationships, bouts of insecurity, and a humorous, albeit emotionally painful, accounting of sexual encounters. All of this is done with dazzling visual impact and an engaging and idiosyncratic sense of humor. In this 10-page excerpt, Booth ruminates on her tendency to frequently change residences and her need to find "a place that fits." Processing: 100 Comics That Got Me Through It by Tara Booth is out now from Drawn & Quarterly.
This fast-paced introduction to an eccentric new team of superteens lends the X-Men a pastel jolt of teen-friendly J-horror perfectly calibrated to draw younger manga readers into Marvel fandom. more
This entertaining and self-aware graphic novel spotlights the Lynx, star of the comics series at the center of Segura's novel Secret Identity. It's a brisk thrill ride that begs for a sequel. more
The Lebanese artist Abirached presents a simple yet striking reinterpretation of Gibran's 1923 classic. more
This lighthearted webtoon-to-print debut dips readers into a cozy romantasy world of knights, fairies, pixies, and wizards. more
The former editor of Africultures magazine investigates the effects of pesticide use in the West Indies in this comprehensive work of graphic journalism. more
- RIP Greg Hildebrandt: The celebrated artist and illustrator, who created iconic imagery for such franchises as Lord of the Rings and Star Wars with his twin brother, Tim, has died at 85, reports Comicbook.
- RIP Kazuo Umezu: The acclaimed creator, often called the godfather of Japanese horror manga, has died at 88, reports Screen Rant.
- DC Expands Its Compact Comics Line: The comics giant will expand its backlist line, republishing "bestselling, new-reader-friendly titles" in a full-color, 5.5" x 8.5" trim size priced at $9.99, next year, adding 15 more titles.
- Turtles in a Double Shell: IDW Publishing will release the first collected volume of Jason Aaron's run on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series and The Last Ronin II, penned by Turtles cocreator Kevin Eastman, next summer.
- IDW Doubles Down on Patrick Horvath: The Eisner Award–nominated debut graphic novel Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees will receive a second printing of 15,000 after selling through its first printing of 20,000 copies. A sequel is forthcoming from IDW's new horror imprint, IDW Dark.
- Will a Graphic Musk Bio Hit the U.S.?: The author of a French biography of Elon Musk told Patreon subscribers he expects no English-language translation, per Comic Book Club: "I'm told that there was interest from various international publishers at the recent Frankfurt Book Fair, but there was concern over possible legal consequences."
- The Silent Art of Geoff Darrow: What happens when you take the words out of a comic? Darrow's latest does just that. The Comics Journal takes a look.
- A Perfect Comic and an Imperfect Film: The Beat looks at the recent adaptation of Richard McGuire's graphic novel Here by the team behind Forrest Gump.
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