Author: Eileen Gonzalez

In this graphic novel adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women, literature’s most beloved sisters must cope with their father’s absence in addition to the more common worries of teen girls everywhere. Luckily, they’ve got each other to cling to when times are tough.

Based on one of Miyazaki’s most beloved films, this four-part comic recounts the tale of two young sisters, Satsuki and Mei, who befriend the magical creatures living in and around their new home. It’s a gentle adventure that is perfect for all ages, whether or not you’ve seen the film it’s based on (though you should see the movie too!).

In Fahmy’s experience, a hijab might as well be a magnet for every stranger’s bizarre, obnoxious, and intrusive questions. She shares her experiences — and shows just how alike we really are — in this fun comic.

Ever thought Calvin & Hobbes would be better with more queer characters? Look no further than AJ & Magnus, an adorable series about a boy, his talking dog, his two dads, and a whole lot of wild adventures!

Batman was a global phenomenon in the 1960s. This volume collects all of the “Bat-manga” that Kiwata created in the wake of the TV show’s popularity. It’s a really fun opportunity to see how another culture interprets and builds on a very American icon!

If you prefer a more modern take on the Caped Crusader, you might like this anthology. Some of the most creative names in comics gather to tell original stories about these age-old characters. It can be hard to find fresh perspectives on such an established and popular character, but these comics sure do try. Get ready to see Batman and company as you never have before!

If fairies existed, what would they think of the way humankind has brought the world to the brink of disaster? The answer, according to Rewild, is “not well.” Demond, an ordinary human, finds himself tasked with building a new park to shelter the angry fae. Will his efforts be enough to appease the fae and save his city?

With the world all but destroyed by climate change, young Eve was raised in a virtual reality that shielded her from the much less pleasant real world. But then she snaps out of it and must embark on a journey to rescue her father — and, in the process, learn about the world she has never had a chance to be a part of.

The Enola Holmes novels by Nancy Springer have been getting a lot of attention lately, thanks to the Netflix series of the same name. But you can enjoy those same adventures in graphic novel format too! This volume contains three complete mysteries.

This creative graphic novel reimagines the titular characters as Black men in modern-day Harlem. But the old formula is instantly recognizable: a bizarre crime, a client that few others care about, and two dissimilar men willing to risk a great deal to bring justice to those who need it most — and who find an unexpectedly fulfilling friendship along the way.

This hardcover anniversary edition reprints the story of The Amazing Screw-On Head, the only entity that can stop the evil Emperor Zombie’s world domination plans. Can our hero successfully complete this most important of missions?

A boy and his robot — is there any more wholesome basis for a story? Stanford is a young janitor who in no way should have been able to bond with a space robot and join the elite Sky Corps Academy. And yet that’s exactly what happened. Now Stanford and his mech must gain the skills and trust they need to defend Earth from a terrible, intergalactic threat…

You’d be hard-pressed to find a closer group of friends than the Baby-Sitters Club. But when Stacey announces she is moving away, all of the girls must learn how to cope with losing a friend — and figure out how to show their appreciation for each other before Stacey leaves.

Madang was looking forward to starting a new life as an artist, husband, and father. But his parents, including his dying mother, keep pulling him back into the past, especially the wonderful meals they once shared. And so he plans a family dinner at which they can all enjoy each other’s company, one last time.

Starting over in a new country is never easy. Fortunately, young Lilico, who has just moved from Japan to America, has help from not only her human friends but also Nico, a “guardian spirit” who takes the form of an adorable cat. Lilico might just find her place in the world yet!

After his beloved dog Rocket passes away, fourteen-year-old Andy is devastated. Then an ordinary graveside visit turns into an epic adventure through a pets-only afterlife, and Andy will get one last chance to be with Rocket — and help him take care of unfinished business. This is an exciting, healing read for dog lovers of all ages.

In real life, Ada Lovelace built on Charles Babbage’s work to create what is now recognized as the first-ever computer program. But in this fun comic, the two team up to build computers and fight crime in Victorian London!

Part of the “Manga Math Mysteries” series, this adventure follows Amy, Adam, Sam, and Joy, all students at Sifu Faiza’s Kung Fu Academy. When their gear and the key to the school go missing, the quartet must use all of their math skills to catch the thief! While the series is aimed at kids, anyone looking to brush up on basic math skills can enjoy it.

Rose is “just” a teenage waitress, but she bakes well enough to score herself and her friend Fred a spot on a competitive baking show. When they get there, they realize that winning may be more dangerous than they thought. Can these best pals survive and triumph in the unforgiving world of reality television?

Marigold’s Bakery doesn’t just serve up baked goodies: their treats can also make your dreams come true! When Ray meets Laurie, a musically inclined barista, it seems like her wish for a sweet romance has finally been fulfilled. Can they navigate their new love while also pursuing their professional goals?