$29.99
ISBN: 9781779501110
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Published: DC Comics - February 11th, 2020
Evocatively drawn and ambitiously written backstory of the highly neurotic Dr. Harleen Quinzel before her corruption/transformation/liberation by the luridly attractive, sinister joker who likes to be called Jay. ~ Reviewed by Mike Hare
$12.95
ISBN: 9781944937300
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Published: One Peace Books - August 15th, 2017
A sweet, tender manga about a hard of hearing young man, and the friend that helps him break out of his shell. It is both meaningful and beautiful and definitely worth the read. ~ Reviewed by Cassidy Washburn
$36.00
ISBN: 9781984855350
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Published: Random House - October 1st, 2019
A dark, absurdist, hilariously irreverent take on the apocalypse and death, told in sticky note sketches. I first discovered Hertzfeldt’s distinctive stick figure style via Youtube over a decade ago in an animated video called “Rejected,” a series of increasingly existential rejected ads that earned Hertzfeldt an Oscar nomination (seriously, look it up). In book form, his mutant imagination channels Gary Larson, Randall Munroe, and Edward Gorey alike. A perfect gift for black sheep and weirdos. ~ Reviewed by Joe Michon-Huneau
$14.99
ISBN: 9781549303043
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Published: Oni Press - October 15th, 2019
Mooncakes follows two main characters, a witch who wears hearing aids, and a non-binary werewolf, as they fight to protect their town from an evil demon. If you’re looking for a fun graphic novel with amazing artwork and great representation, this is the one for you. ~ Reviewed by Cassidy Washburn
$20.00
ISBN: 9780393651621
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Published: W. W. Norton & Company - October 8th, 2019
Gleefully diabolical nursery rhymes whose disturbing stew of pitch-black humor, macabre menace, and chilling gruesomeness would light up the face of Charles Addams. ~ Reviewed by Mike Hare
$24.99
ISBN: 9781419736742
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Published: Harry N. Abrams - October 8th, 2019
Erin Williams commutes by train from upstate New York into the city for her day job. Along the way, the glances of the men she moves through provide the impetus for this searing examination of how the patriarchy reduces women to nothing. Her memories of alcoholism and rape make this more than a feminist screed. They lay bare how a masculine society exploits women for their own interests. A graphic Between the World and Me, Commute will leave the reader shaken regardless of gender—and reading long past their stop. ~ Reviewed by Charles Bottomley
