#graphic-novels

#graphic-novels

The third Wednesday or Thursday evening of each month, comic book shop Books with Pictures ( 1401 SE Division St) hosts this open-invite book club devoted to a wide variety of graphic novels-from the Bitter Root series, about a family of sympathetic monster hunters during the Harlem Renaissance, to an illustrated retelling of the 1872 queer vampire murder mystery Carmilla. Sometimes artists and writers join to talk about their latest work.

We have to understand economics for ourselves, or we're at the mercy of any charlatan, warns writer Michael Goodwin. He himself has contributed his two cents: first, he delved into decades of treatises and thinkers; then, in Economix (2012), he summarized in comic strips with illustrations by Dan E. Burr what he had gleaned: theories, practices, and pitfalls of the last two centuries of development.

Grace Joke is a debut solo album for Le Diouck, introducing a character ensemble and themes of memory and identity through music and graphic novels.

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.

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.

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.

The recent launch of Elden Ring Nightreign offers fans a new co-op element to explore within the Elden Ring universe, reigniting interest in its lore.

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.