by Amy Estersohn | Oct 31, 2017
There’s always an adjustment period when you hire a new babysitter, and there’s an adjustment period when you hire a new artist to follow Raina Telgemeier’s delicious graphic novel adaptations of the iconic Babysitters Club books that many current librarians and... by Jennifer | Oct 30, 2017
The Adventures of Kung Fu Robot was originally launched as a graphic novel and app from Kid Rocket Studios. Now AMP! has picked up the interactive graphic novel, making it available to more schools and libraries. Kung Fu Robot is an exuberant and enthusiastic robot.... by Amy Estersohn | Oct 25, 2017
Those who teach middle school are condemned to remember their own middle school experiences, including the memories that most humans have conveniently stored away from themselves. Believe me, I would know. I’m fairly confident that Victoria Jamieson also remembers her... by Jennifer | Oct 24, 2017
The Boy & the Beast was a 2015 fantasy-adventure film released in Japan to critical and popular acclaim. It was released in the US the following year, along with a new manga series, of which three volumes are currently available (this review covers books one and... by Jennifer | Oct 9, 2017
Lerner Graphic Universe brings another French comics creator to the US: Miss PATY and her Whiskers Sisters series. The sisters live alone in the woods, waiting for their grandfather to return from a long trip. Maya, who has pink hair and antlers, is the oldest and... by Robin B. | Oct 7, 2017
As more and more libraries collect comics for adult readers, content present in any library’s collection can be increasingly intended solely for adult readers. What’s visually presented on the page, from sex to violence to drug use, may push a title into an adult... 