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“The Black Diamond Detective Agency” by Eddie Campbell “John Hardin is a desperate man. He is the sole suspect of the renowned Black Diamond Detective Agency, a private operation determined to solve the mystery and bring its perpetrators to justice—at any cost. Once a quiet Missouri corn farmer, Hardin now finds himself on the run
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“Missouri boy” by Leland Myrick & color by Hilary Sycamore “Firecrackers lighting up an ancient tree on a summer evening. Twin boys born the same night their grandmother passes away. Teenagers hanging by their fingertips from the roof of a parking garage. These are the moments of quiet poetry that make up Leland
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“Adventures in cartooning” by James Sturm, Andrew Arnold & Alexis Frederick-Frost “Cartooning is what happens when you send your drawings on an adventure! Ever wanted to learn about comics and cartoons? Jeff Kinney (Diary of a Wimpy Kid), Dav Pilkey (Captain Underpants), and Jim Benton (Dear Dumb Diary) all had to start somewhere.” Taken from
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“Little star” by Andi Watson “Simon Adams is certain of what he's not: he's not one of those dead-beat Dads. He's a thoroughly modern “involved” father. He'd give up anything for his daughter from him and to prove it, he's already sacrificed his career from him, his pride from him and various portions of his sanity from him”. Extracted from the back cover of the
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“Stinky” by Eleanor Davis “STINKY IS A MONSTER who loves pickles and possums but is terrified of people. When a new kid enters his swamp from him, this adorable little monster comes up with all sorts of crazy plans to scare him away. But Stinky quickly learns to conquer his fear of him, as he realizes that bats, rats,
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“A comic can be a journalism classic. That newly minted war correspondent that is Sacco already has several. His first success, in the mid-XNUMXs, was the graphic novel Palestine, the fruit of a long stay in Gaza and the West Bank. He then tackled, in Gorazde and The Mediator, the Balkan wars and, in
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“Persepolis” directed by Vincent Paronnaud and Marjane Satrapi [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGjcfGgVm64] “It tells the moving autobiographical story of an Iranian girl in the midst of Islamic fundamentalism, from the Islamic revolution to our days. days. When fundamentalists take power forcing women to wear veils and jailing thousands of people, Marjane discovers punk, ABBA and