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New Graphic Novels August 2026 |
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30 Days of Night Deluxe Edition: Book One
by Steve Niles
The Vampire Saga That Redefined Horror Comics Returns -- Fast, Brutal, and Beautifully Gothic. A remote Alaskan town. Thirty days of darkness. A pack of bloodthirsty vampires. Only a husband-and-wife sheriff team stands between the townspeople and utter annihilation. This chilling premise launched a groundbreaking horror franchise -- and inspired the 2007 feature film from Sony Pictures. Now, experience the graphic novel that started it all in a deluxe collected edition.
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How I Make Comics
by Kim Deitch
The legendary underground cartoonist Kim Deitch unveils his creative process in all its imaginative whimsy.
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The Department of Truth Volume 6: Twilight's Last Gleaming
by James Tynion IV
Can their relationship survive the cold, hard facts? And will it be all for nothing once Black Hat mounts their counter-offensive to the DoT's riskiest gamble yet? ALSO IN THIS VOLUME: High school outcast Frank is addicted to finding the darkest corners of the internet. But now those dark corners are reaching through the screen with very long fingers and very sharp teeth...BEWARE THE HAT MAN.--Provided by publisher.
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I Won't Pretend These Missiles Are Stars: Life in Iran During the 12-Day War
by The Cartoonist Collective
What does war feel like? Listen to real people on the ground in Iran. War is not a video game. People's lives are shattered. An eye-opening anthology from a collective of fifteen different young writers and artists who were going about their daily lives in and around Tehran, while Israel and the United States carried out a bombing campaign to cripple the Iranian nuclear weapons capabilities. We learn about the nightmare of trying to sleep while bombs are exploding all around you; about the struggle to rescue your beloved cat as you are evacuating your home; about the anxiety of not being able to communicate with your friends and loved ones and learn of their whereabouts; and we hear about the trauma of being forced to return to an abusive home in order to stay safe. A searing and honest account of life in Tehran during the U.S. and Israeli attacks of 2025. This book was edited by two Iranian comics teachers, and we have kept all of the editors', authors', and artists' identities anonymous for their safety.
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Declaration/Emancipation Illustrated
by R. Sikoryak
R.Sikoryak revisits the Declaration of Independence on the 250th anniversary of its signing. R. Sikoryak, the cartoonist who cemented his reputation as the king of the visual mash-up with Masterpiece Comics and The Unquotable Trump, sets his sights on the documents that shaped the United States during the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. A prequel of sorts to his Constitution Illustrated, Sikoryak presents the unabridged text of the Declaration of Independence alongside the Emancipation Proclamation and the Gettysburg Address in a double sided book, rendered in the bright, bold, and iconic styles of over 100 different American comics, cartoons, and graphic novels from over a century. The severing of colonial ties to Great Britain and the critical turning points in American history that followed have never been more vividly manifested than in the skillful hands of Sikoryak, who doesn't hesitate to dream up Jeffy from Family Circus as Thomas Jefferson and Mr. Magoo as a British loyalist. King George III is deliciously portrayed as pop culture's most famous villains, such as Thanos, The Joker, Scar from The Lion King, and many more. Sikoryak also skillfully adopts the styles of such comic artists as Will Eisner of The Spirit, Allie Brosh of Solutions and Other Problems, Morrie Turner of Wee Pals, Mark Beyer of Amy and Jordan, and Floyd Gottfredson of Mickey Mouse. The Civil War era pays homage to Black Panther, Barney Google and Snuffy Smith, Steenz's Heart of the City, Justice League, and many more. Declaration/Emancipation Illustrated is an entertaining, multilayered trip through American history and American comics.
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Books, Iced Coffee & a Side of Dragons: A Graphic Novel: A Sweet, Sapphic Summertime Romance
by Amanda Lovelace
A struggling bookstore, a budding romance, and a mischievous coven of dragons--what could go wrong? Find out in the sugary-sweet sapphic romance graphic novel set on the Jersey Shore, from USA TODAY bestselling author Amanda Lovelace. Welcome to Sea Witch Cove Lucinda--call her Luci --owns Little Lighthouse Books, an adorable bookstore tucked inside a defunct lighthouse in her small Jersey Shore town. Life would be perfect if only Aster, the trans woman who runs the coffee shop next door, would notice her. But with a little luck--and the help of Dandelion, a tiny, curious wind dragon the two of them rescue--this just might be the summer Luci and Aster finally find love.Cozy summer romance meets gentle fantasy.
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Forevr
by Brian Brown
Why say goodbye? Death is only a temporary glitch in this eerily plausible future from award-winning graphic novelist Brian Box Brown. Brenda's mom is dying--but not for long. Like millions of others, she's uploaded her consciousness to the groundbreaking new app Forevr, which allows the surviving family members to chat with her on their screens for a very reasonable monthly fee. Now Brenda's dad doesn't have to be alone...while Brenda and her girlfriend focus on building their careers as wilderness survival influencers. But when this very modern family sets out on a camping trip, their tensions and tech addictions build to an explosive climax whose consequences may last...forever.
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To Life: A Cartoonist's Journal in the Aftermath of October 7th
by Joann Sfar
From the creator of The Rabbi's Cat comes a deeply personal reflection on October 7 and its fallout.Half journal and half journalism, To Life is an honest, thought-provoking, and intimate look at the future of Jewish people around the world. Through candid interviews with Jewish and Arab Israelis, comics luminary Joann Sfar explores the aftermath of October 7, 2023 with an urgent but non-ideological eye. Artfully balancing humor and heartbreak, Sfar leans into contradiction to deliver a one-of-a-kind work that is charismatic, brilliant, and, above all, full of compassion. Bracing himself against the rising passions and deepening divides that threaten to overwhelm us, he instead embraces nuance, a belief in our common humanity, and the basic premise that both Israelis and Palestinians have a right to life.
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