Graphic novels: history & criticism books

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A revelation of the great American realist painter's early work as a cartoonist and illustrator  Read More >>

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Neil Gaiman is a pop culture phenomenon touching everything from animation, Japanese anime, the music of Tori Amos,...  Read More >>

The two hottest genres in comics gleefully collide head-on, as the most beloved American superhero gets the coolest...  Read More >>

Harvey Pekar's American Splendor is the longest-running and arguably the most influential autobiographical comic...  Read More >>

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There may be no better indicator of the growing legitimacy of comics in the literary world . . . A dazzling array...  Read More >>

See the legendary comic strip as its creator intended: full broadsheet-sized and with glorious colors.  Read More >>

A companion to the world of the 'literary comic book'. It includes the mediums' history, from sequential art in...  Read More >>

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Featuring full-color images from the best moments in graphic novel history, this comprehensive reference explores...  Read More >>

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Born in the village of Konohagakure, Naruto is a feisty young ninja with big ambitions. Within his body resides...  Read More >>

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"In seven separate sketches, Farr reveals the complex personality of Herge, the remarkable artist behind ""The Adventures...  Read More >>

In the years between World War II and the emergence of television as a mass medium, American popular culture as...  Read More >>

Before the age of television or even rock and roll, American popular culture as we know it first emerged in the...  Read More >>

Before the age of television or even rock and roll, American popular culture as we know it first emerged in the...  Read More >>