Panic attacks can feel like consciousness leaping out of the mind, producing overwhelming physical sensations and metaphors such as magpies or collapsing stomachs.
Meet Creators of Babymouse + Squish w/ Free Book Signing (Foster City)
Sunny and Tony share a fun friendship with experiences like going to movies and school, but as pressure grows about dating, Sunny feels confused and pressured.
Batman Graphic Novels Are Steeply Discounted At Amazon
During Prime Day, Batman fans can take advantage of significant discounts on graphic novels and Blu-rays starring the Dark Knight, with potential for free books through promotions.
Watchmen Blu-rays And Comics Getting Big Prime Day Price Cuts
The Watchmen Collector's Edition has been discounted to $70, and this version reproduces the entire series as 12 single-issue hardcovers, utilizing high-quality, recolored pages from Watchmen: Absolute Edition.
A New Last Airbender Bestiary Art Book Launching September 23
Nickelodeon is reviving the Avatar franchise with a new animated series, Avatar: Seven Havens, and a live-action movie, prompting fans to dive back into its rich lore.
Bechdel's gamble with Fun Home paid off, transforming her career and establishing a new standard for graphic novels by intertwining complex themes with memoir.
This year's Comic Arts Fest is packed with activities that highlight the creativity of San Francisco's arts community, featuring workshops, story times, and hands-on fun.
Author and Illustrator Mike Curato Presents His New Graphic Novel "Gaysians"
Mike Curato's graphic novel "Gaysians" offers an uplifting portrayal of four gay Asian friends navigating love and friendship in Seattle, reflecting their struggles and joys.
Alison Bechdel humorously intertwines her character Mo's flaws and anxieties with personal reflections, making the narrative both relatable and engaging.
Gender Queer graphic novel reapproved for sale in Australia after federal court fight to ban book
Australia reapproved the graphic novel Gender Queer for distribution, affirming its importance in discussing gender identity despite conservative opposition.
Berkeley's genius inventor of tech for blind people wants you to know his life is ordinary'
Shapiro's graphic novel uniquely explores the Murphys' social circle through the eyes of a child, providing a fresh perspective on their glamorous yet doomed life.