Michael

I found a new comic called Superbia. It’s basically a “Real Housewives” show, but in comic form and with the wives or husbands of superheroes. It’s interesting and kind of a guilty pleasure comic. But I’m amused enough to keep reading.

 

 

Abby

After all this time, I finally got to read Crogan’s Vengeance, which was just as good as you all promised it would be, of course.  It was a fascinating story and had me giggling the whole way through.  Now I’m just waiting for Crogan’s March to come in from the Interlibrary Loan Dept.

 

 

Jennifer W.

I have, to my stunned surprise, actually found a graphic memoir that I love. Little White Duck by Na Liu. It was honest, informative, and written with a real understanding of and connection to childhood.

 

 

Sheli

DONE. DONEDONEDONE. Dunnydone done done.

Done.

I’ve been completely AWOL ’cause library school decided to get all difficult.

But now it’s over and I can draw and read and review again!!!

 

Andrew

This really fun comic of Stan Sakai explaining his upcoming hiatus to Usagi finally bumped Usagi Yojimbo up to the top of my to-read pile. It’s great stuff, even if it’s hard to reconcile it to the TMNT action figure that was my first introduction to the character.

 

Eva

I got the official notice from First Second that they’ll be publishing Tony Cliff’s fantastically wonderful Delilah Dirk and the Turkish Lieutenant. I know this isn’t new news, but it’s newly officially official and I’m ecstatic.

  • Robin B.

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    Teen Librarian, Public Library of Brookline | She/Her

    Robin E. Brenner is Teen Librarian at the Brookline Public Library in Massachusetts. She has chaired the American Library Association Great Graphic Novels for Teens Selection List Committee, the Margaret A. Edwards Award Committee, and served on the Michael L. Printz Award Committee. She was a judge for the 2007 Eisner awards, helped judge the Boston Globe Horn Book Awards in 2011, and contributes to the Good Comics for Kids blog at School Library Journal. She regularly gives lectures and workshops on graphic novels, manga, and anime at comics conventions including New York and San Diego Comic-Con and at the American Library Association’s conferences. Her guide, Understanding Manga and Anime (Libraries Unlimited, 2007), was nominated for a 2008 Eisner Award.