May 23, 2022

I might as well come come straight to the point: The Con Artists by Luke Healy is my favourite graphic novel of the year...

May 20, 2022

It has been a life-long journey for author Emily Carrington in dealing with childhood sexual abuse and now her hope is ...

May 20, 2022

Born in Japan and now living in Queens, New York, illustrator and cartoonist Rumi Hara’s practice spans commercial pro...

May 19, 2022

In her book Comics and the Body: Drawing, Reading, and Vulnerability, Eszter Szép analyzes Joe Sacco’s The Fixer: A S...

May 17, 2022

The Peanutbutter Sisters and Other American Stories by Rumi Hara from Drawn & Quarterly is slippery when it comes to...

May 16, 2022

Goodness gracious: Julie Doucet has a new graphic novel out! This is staggering news. Renowned since the ’90s for the...

May 13, 2022

Being a teenager is hard. Being a closeted teenager raised in an evangelical household in the early 2000s is quantumly ...

May 12, 2022

Vladimir Putin is a controversial figure, to say the least. To many in the West and in America, he is the face of Russi...

May 11, 2022

Ah, summer, when a superhero’s fancy turns to crossover events. But there’s much more to this summer’s comics tha...

May 7, 2022

On Mother’s Day, The Sunday Times looks at 10 recent books that explore the complexities of motherhood in new ways...

May 6, 2022

Each month, I provide Ms. readers with a list of new books being published by writers from historically excluded groups...

May 6, 2022

Emma Grove’s debut book, a graphic memoir titled The Third Person, is a profoundly moving and intimate portrayal of a ...