A teenager adapts to her new condition while solving a sinister mystery in DC’s newest graphic novel "The Oracle Code". The name Oracle might be familiar; it’s the crime-fighting alias of the wheelchair-using technology expert, and... Read More

In Kyle Smeallie’s "Softies", a young girl survives the explosion of Earth and explores the galaxy via spaceship. In the aftermath of Earth’s destruction, Kay is rescued from space by Arizona, an alien waste collector, and Euclid,... Read More

A young wizard fights his way to freedom in Tait Howard’s exciting and humorous graphic novel "The Sunken Tower". Digby, an orphaned boy and novice wizard, is struggling to survive on the streets of a fantastic medieval world when... Read More

Written and illustrated by Dana Simpson, "Camping with Unicorns" is an enchanting, charming text with colorful illustrations. School is officially out, which means that Phoebe and her glamorous unicorn, Marigold Heavenly Nostrils, have... Read More

Eddy Simon’s smart, entertaining graphic biography of the renowned sculptor and artist Auguste Rodin begins with Rodin’s childhood and his first steps toward sculpture, shaping dough at the side of his mother. His adult life is shown... Read More

In Sophie Goldstein’s "An Embarrassment of Witches", magic is commonplace, and two women juggle careers, romance, family, and friends. Rory, a recent college graduate, is cast aside by her boyfriend at the airport before a trip to... Read More

Rob Davis’s "The Book of Forks" is the brilliant and bizarre final volume of a graphic novel trilogy. Castro is writing "The Book of Forks", which he hopes will explain to the masses the strange origins and mechanics of his world.... Read More

"Orphan Age" takes place twenty years after all of the adults in the world suddenly and mysteriously fell dead. Now, the surviving generation has inherited a society that’s struggling to keep the spark of liberty alive in the face of... Read More