graphic novels

This might be one good thing in 2020. I used to really like Hyperbole and a Half, a semi-autobiographical web comic-ish blog by and about Allie Brosh. It focused on Brosh's difficulties, mostly from her childhood but it was done in a comical and at times insanely funny way. Also painful, as...

I'm currently re-reading (for the first time in decades) the reprint version of the old British comic 'Charley's War' the story of a man (boy really) who enlists underage in 1916 just in time for the Somme. I followed the original thirty odd years ago as a kid, and it's fascinating how parts of...

Yesterday I saw a copy of Robert Crumb's Book of Genesis in Borders. I had a quick look into it, the same way I skimmed it when parts were published in the New Yorker. Then I put it back on the shelf; didn't even check the price. Well, why bother? I sure wouldn't shell out hardcover bucks for...

I went looking for a thread of this article and didn't find one: http://www.printmag.com/Article/R_Crumb_and_the_Bible I'm a *HUGE* fan of Crumb, back when I thought he was one of the "new" independent comic publishers back in the mid 80's, not realizing he had been doing it for almost 20...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/booknews/6358134/Biblical-sex-row-over-explicit-illustrated-Book-of-Genesis.html Awesome, it should bring the bible to a new host of readers, who'll grow up thinking God is sexy rather than bonkers I'm going to get in on the bandwagon fast by selling a...

Ok. Since, everyone was going on about the watchmen, i decided to get a copy and read it. I must say that I greatly enjoyed it. I found much of the imagery impressive, and couldn't help but relish the ugliness of it all. So, does anyone have any suggestions as to what other graphic novels...