Notable Graphic Novels Review
Check out these notable graphic novels, as selected by our friends at the Art Libraries Society of North America!
Tag: comics
This breaks my heart
I met Sina Grace in the fall of 2018 when he was visiting Cleveland for Flaming River Con, an LGBT-focused […]
This is important
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Tony Isabella: Library Champion
Last week, I had the remarkable pleasure of eating barbecue with esteemed comic book writer, artist, blogger, fellow Godzilla fanatic, […]
How STEVE ROGERS Became a HYDRA Agent – SPOILERS | Newsarama.com
How STEVE ROGERS Became a HYDRA Agent – SPOILERS | Newsarama.com And…what’d I tell ya?
What the New “Marvel NOW!” Means for Librarians
Late last week, Newsarama published this interview with Executive Editor of Marvel Comics, Tom Brevoort. Tom gives us some insight […]
X-Men #80 (October, 1998) – autographed
What’s Inside: The X-Men are broken and scattered after an attack from a new group of mutants calling themselves “X-Men” […]
The Superior Spider-Man #1, second printing (January, 2013) – autographed
What’s Inside: Peter Parker is dead. Mostly. Sorta. Not really. His body is inhabited by the villainous Doctor Octopus, who […]
The Question #1 (February, 1987) – autographed
What’s Inside: Vic Sage, the Hub City journalist who leads a double life as the vigilante known as The Question, […]
What The–? #17 (March, 1992)
What’s Inside: The Pulverizer and Wolverweenie have a run-in in the rainforest while the Pulverizer is after a bunch of […]
About Me
A ravenous reader with a burning love for pop culture and balloon twisting, I write about comics, libraries, and comics in libraries. I have two master’s degrees, one in Library and Information Science from Kent State University and the other in English from Ohio Dominican University. I now work as a collection development manager for a public library, and I am the Graphic Novel Selector for a library vendor. I live in Greater Cleveland with my husband, two dogs, a cat, and pet rats.