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New Graphic Novels October 2026 |
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Lantern Pass: A Supernatural Alpine Thriller
by Serge Lehman
A tightly controlled mountain town. A disappearance no one wants solved. And something in the surrounding peaks that refuses to stay buried.In the dead of winter, detectives Frank Sangar and Ms. Umber arrive in Saint-Elme, a remote village in the Alps famed for its mineral water--where residents have learned to mind their own business.The pair is investigating the disappearance of a wealthy young man who vanished three months earlier. But in Saint-Elme, power flows through the Sax clan, and the local police serve at their pleasure. Thinly veiled threats maintain the peace, and everyone knows where the lines are.As Sangar and Umber push forward, they see the high cost of challenging that order--but then the boundaries start to shift. Frogs have flooded the streets. People are seeing things they shouldn't. And the case pulls the detectives into something beyond the reach of money or influence.
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Dune Messiah Book 1: Volume 1
by Frank Herbert
A visually stunning graphic novel adaptation of Frank Herbert's Dune Messiah, this volume brings one of science fiction's most pivotal stories to life in a bold, immersive new format.Adapted by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson and illustrated by Michael Shelfer, Dune Messiah: Book 1 transforms the iconic sequel into a cinematic graphic experience.Rich, detailed artwork captures the scale of Arrakis and the complexity of its characters, while the visual format sharpens the story's core tensions--power, religion, and destiny--with new immediacy.Paul Atreides is now Emperor of the known universe--but absolute power has made him both a ruler and a target. Revered as a messianic figure by the Fremen and feared by rival houses, Paul must confront a growing conspiracy that threatens to unravel his reign. As political enemies close in and his prophetic visions begin to shift, the future of his empire--and the people he loves--hangs in the balance.Perfect for fans of the Dune films, longtime readers of the novels, and newcomers alike, this adaptation offers a unique view of the saga's darker second act.
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Sapiens: A Graphic History, Volume 4: The Age of Revolutions
by Yuval Noah Harari
This fourth and final installment of the epic graphic adaptation of the internationally bestselling phenomenon follows the revolutions that made modern humanity what it is today, and begs the question: what will we become? Five hundred years ago humankind made a startling discovery. We discovered our own collective ignorance. Determined to finally uncover the secrets of the universe, modern humans have learned how to control the world and how to produce more of everything. But did modernity make us any happier?Sapiens: A Graphic History - The Age of Revolutions takes us on a riveting ride from the Scientific Revolution through the Industrial Revolution to the dawn of the AI Revolution. In between, we find out why the Roman army never invested much in R&D, how banks create money out of thin air, how clocks came to rule our lives, and why despite unprecedented abundance humans are still so dissatisfied.Join Skyman, Mx. Computer, and Death on the psychiatrist's couch, as they deal with humanity's quest for omniscience and immortality. Follow the passionate affair between Lady Empire and Scientifik, as together they seek to conquer all the blank spaces on the map. And jump on board with Detective Lopez as she unravels a worldwide conspiracy to break the laws of biology.In this thrilling conclusion to the graphic adaptation of Yuval Noah Harari's bestselling book, humanity faces its most pressing challenge ever: figuring out how to control an alien intelligence. Will we succeed? Or will we become trapped inside the dreams of smart machines?Brimming with wit, insight, and inventive visuals, this final volume in the series reveals how humans became the irresponsible gods of planet earth, and how we can make wiser and more compassionate choices in future.
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Deicidium Volume 1: Returned
by Ram V
In a future rebuilt from the ashes of war, belief is no longer sacred--it's monetized. Humanity has entered a hard-won age of stability, governed by an unholy alliance between global corporations and newly engineered religions. Worship fuels the economy. Faith is power. Salvation is a product. Welcome to the industry of belief. That fragile balance shatters when the old gods return. Ancient deities of fire, wind, jaguars, love, war, and mischief awaken inside ordinary people, transforming neighbors and strangers into living gods. To the powers that be, they aren't miracles--they're threats. The great faiths of the new world knew the old gods could one day return, and they planned for such an eventuality. 12 orphans were chosen, bestowed with gifts and taught to be faithless, loveless instruments without reward or remorse. The old gods have returned--and the 12 will be unleashed. As old myths collide with a world built on manufactured faith, a brutal conflict ignites--one that will decide who controls humanity's future, and whether salvation comes from those placed above us...or from within us.
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My Friend Kim Jong Un
by Keum Suk Gendry-Kim
Award-winning cartoonist Keum Suk Gendry-Kim contemplates and explores the long shadow North Korea casts over Korean society On an island located an hour from Seoul, North Korea sits visible from cartoonist Keum Suk Gendry-Kim's home and studio. The specter of the infamous dictatorship and nuclear power looms over daily life. Artillery fire, helicopters, and sirens from a nearby military base paint the acoustic landscape. In her award-winning books Grass and The Waiting, Gendry-Kim documents the pain and heartbreak of Korea's history. In My Friend Kim Jong-Un, she looks to the present--to the man currently responsible for upholding the national divide created after World War Two. While the rest of the world partakes in the popularity of Korean culture, a certain unease and anxiety hangs in the air in South Korea as its people still grapple with the distrust and anger of one culture split into two distinct societies. Gendry-Kim explores the life of the supreme leader, searching for commonalities to make sense of the daily fear: from his birth to his international education, his hobbies, and his relationships. She weaves her personal accounts and includes interviews with former South Korean president Moon Jae-in, North Korean defectors, researchers, journalists, and even Kim's former chef. Translated by the award-winning Janet Hong, My Friend... is a cautionary tale on what makes a dictator, at a time when these lessons are more relevant in the West than ever.
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Don Quixote: A Graphic Novel Adaptation
by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
Legendary Disney animator siblings Paul and Ga tan Brizzi present a spectacular new graphic novel adaptation of Don Quixote, sure to be embraced by the many fans of their bestselling version of Dante's Inferno.Perfect for fans of art history, classic literature, and animation, this Brizzi brothers' adaptation of Don Quixote leaps off the page and brings the man of La Mancha to life for a new generation of readers.Don Quixote, first published in 1605, is widely considered to be the greatest Spanish-language novel of all time, and has been published in every major language across 700 editions. A satire of the chivalric romance, it was the first Spanish novel to use everyday language and observations.Upon publication, it became an overnight success, reaching such a frenzy of popularity that by April of the same year, people dressed as its main characters in masquerades held to celebrate the birth of Philip IV of Spain.More than 400 years later, Don Quixote is as popular as ever, having been adapted to nearly every medium, and continuously referenced in pop culture. Paul and Ga tan Brizzi bring their historically influenced Disney animator style and prestige to this adaptation, elevating it into an instant graphic novel classic.
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Diana: The Punk Singer Who Ripped Through Time
by Nate Powell
From the National Book Award-winning, bestselling author Nate Powell comes an intense time-tripping graphic novel capturing the transitional 1990s and the weird kids who fall through the cracks--perfect for fans of Everything Everywhere All At Once, Killing Eve, and Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With MeThe year is 1992. Diana Bogue is a personality too big for her small Arkansas town--a runaway who dyes her hair platinum, studies the occult, sings like an angel, and dominates the local punk scene through the force of her personality.Even when being in the cult of Diana is too much for them, her friends Jody, Steff, Napoleon, and Todd can't help but be pulled into her vortex.But under the surface, Diana struggles to outrun damage from a repressive religious past. She only shares these struggles with her dearest long-distance pen pal--who she keeps hidden from her other friends.Until one day, he's never heard from again.Untethered and fiercely protective of what she considers hers, Diana turns even more inward, blending music and homegrown sorcery in hopes of outrunning reality. But even she can't turn back time . . . or can she?
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Brzrkr: Blood Oaths Vol. 1
by Keanu Reeves
Two brutal chapters in the expanding legend of the immortal warrior B. are unleashed Writers Marjorie Liu, China Mi ville, and Season Butler, along with artists Garry Brown and Alessio Avallone, deepen the legacy of the groundbreaking franchise created by Keanu Reeves is this essential addition to the revelations of the immortal warrior's dark past. New ages of violence and bloodshed are revealed in this collection of explosive one-shots chronicling the brutal history of B., a legendary warrior cursed to immortal existence.
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