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May 2, 2016

Monday Repost: THE COLOR OF EARTH by Kim Dong Hwa

I’m reposting this review in honor of the fact that I am, RIGHT THIS VERY MINUTE, traveling in South Korea, and this graphic novel…

April 28, 2016

Thursday Review: HUMAN BODY THEATER by Maris Wicks

Synopsis: Iiiiiit’s—a kids’ comics extravaganza! Featuring The All-Singing, All-Dancing Anatomy Extravaganza, Human Body Theater: A Nonfiction Revue by Maris Wicks! With a name like…

March 31, 2016

Thursday Review: THE NAMELESS CITY by Faith Erin Hicks

Synopsis: If you keep up with Finding Wonderland, you’ll know I already have plenty of awe and amazement for graphic novelist Faith Erin Hicks….

March 21, 2016

Monday Review: SCIENCE COMICS: CORAL REEFS by Maris Wicks

Synopsis: First Second Books’ new series Science Comics is no doubt something that I would have loved as a kid. There wasn’t nearly the…

February 25, 2016

10 Years of Great Graphic Novels

Can you believe it’s been TEN years since First Second Books began publishing high-quality graphic novels for kids, teens, and adults? It’s incredible but…

February 4, 2016

Thursday Review: SECRET CODERS by Gene Luen Yang and Mike Holmes

Summary: I’ve been meaning to review this one for an embarrassingly long time. I had looked forward to reading it ever since first hearing…

December 10, 2015

Review: MS. MARVEL VOL. 2: GENERATION WHY

Summary: Some time ago I reviewed the first collected volume of the new (and surprisingly awesome) Ms. Marvel comic, starring the rebooted main character…

November 19, 2015

Thursday Review: THE DIVINE by A. Hanuka, T. Hanuka, and B. Lavie

Summary: This story of ancient spirits in a war-torn Southeast Asian country—the fictional land of Quanlom—is a fast read, saturated with the brutality of…

June 18, 2015

Thursday Review: EXQUISITE CORPSE by Penelope Bagieu

Summary: This graphic novel isn’t technically a YA book, but since it’s about a 22-year-old young woman trying to muddle along in early adulthood,…

June 4, 2015

Thursday Review: LAST MAN 1: THE STRANGER

Summary: A collaboration by French comics and animation luminaries Balak, Bastien Vivès, and Michaël Sanlaville, Last Man 1: The Stranger is the first installment…

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