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Supergirl Star Nicole Maines on Her DC Graphic Novel | Interview
Transgender actor and activist Nicole Maines played the character of Nia Nal/Dreamer, a trans superhero, in the television show Supergirl, and when the show ended, she wanted Nia to keep on going. So she pitched a story to DC and they said “OK, write it!” DC published her YA graphic novel Bad Dream: A Dreamer […]
Exclusive: Papercutz to Publish Mike Kunkel’s Herobear | News and Preview
Mike Kunkel's Herobear and the Kid, a longtime favorite and award-winning kids' comic, has found a new home at Papercutz.
Out of This World: Eight Sci-Fi Graphic Novels | Stellar Panels
New planets, secret headquarters, extraterrestrial creatures, and other cosmic delights fill the pages of these works for elementary through high school readers.
Wynd: Power of the Blood #2 | Preview
Today we have a preview of the final arc of James Tynion IV and Michael Dialynas' fantasy tale Wynd.
More Jackson’s Wilder Adventures Coming from Papercutz | News
Jackson and his thylacine friend Irwin are back for more whirlwind trips around the world to learn about the habits and peculiarities of animals.
Kevin McCloskey on ‘Lefty’ | Review and Drawn Response
Left-handed writer and artist Kevin McCloskey reviews Lefty and offers some commentary of his own on the prejudice against left-handed people and the hazards of living in a world geared for righties.
Exclusive: Random House Graphic to Launch Global Comic Line Ink Pop | News
Exclusive: Random House Graphic is launching Ink Pop, a new line of manga, manhwa, and webtoons for chapter book, middle-grade, and YA readers.
Papercutz Adds a Second Volume of Lost in the Future | News and Preview
The second volume of Lost in the Future sends the five time-displaced schoolkids to a different era of the future, one that's just as filled with danger as the first one they faced.
Manga Monsters | Mondo Manga
These seven series about supernatural creatures are more humorous than scary and often emphasize acceptance.
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