Posts Tagged ‘ graphic novels ’

Book Review: MO AND JO

Mo and Joe: Fighting Together Forever, by Dean Haspiel and Jay Lynch, is much more like an adult graphic novel than the other two books we received. The layout and formatting are very much like a typical comic book, and the illustrations are a lot more realistic. Greg preferred this book over the other two, [ READ MORE ]

Book Review: STINKY

Out of all the books we received, Stinky was my personal favorite. Written and illustrated by comic newcomer Eleanor Davis, this book follows the story of Nick, a young boy who has just moved to a new home, and Stinky, a monster living in the woods behind Nick’s new house. Nick is building a tree house [ READ MORE ]

Book Review-JACK AND THE BOX

Our recent post on kids and comics caught the attention of some publishers who were kind enough to send us several kids’ graphic novels to look over, so Greg and I decided we’d review them this week for our readers. Jack and the Box, the first book we read, was written and illustrated by Art Spiegelman, [ READ MORE ]

Getting Kids Into Comics

According to Comic Book Resources, DC Comics has canceled their Minx line.  The Minx line was introduced last year to attract young female manga fans to American comics.  Minx was created by Vertigo’s Shelly Bond and partially inspired by the digest-sized collection of My Faith in Frankie (which, by the way, if you haven’t read [ READ MORE ]

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