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Draw Stronger: Self Care for Cartoonists & Visual Artists
Draw Stronger is a comprehensive self-care guide for artists interested in preventing repetitive stress injuries and sustaining a pain free life long drawing practice. Understand how injuries happen and what types of injuries commonly affect drawing professionals. Use practical first aide to help manage pain in the event of injury. Learn what types of symptoms should…
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Let Me in Your Window
This sequel to Adam Ellis’s New York Times bestselling Bad Dreams in the Night is packed with terrifying twists, haunted houses, urban legends, and delightfully horrifying stories—like your own personal campfire ghost stories packed into a graphic novel. Each story will make you scream for more! This brand-new collection of delightful horror comics includes ten…
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Northranger
In this swoony and spooky teen summer romance graphic novel set on a Texas ranch, sixteen-year-old Cade Muñoz finds himself falling for the ranch owner’s mysterious and handsome son, only to discover that he may be harboring a dangerous secret. Cade has always loved to escape into the world of a good horror movie. After…
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Cross My Heart and Never Lie
In this fresh, sensitive, diary-style graphic novel, 12-year-old Tuva’s questions about becoming a teenager are confusing—so when her first crush turns out to be on another girl, it feels absolutely wonderful–so why does it become so complicated? Perfect for fans of The Girl from the Sea by Molly Knox Ostertag, HeartStopper by Alice Oseman, and…
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Becoming Who We Are: Real Stories About Growing Up Trans
My god, I thought I already wrote up a review for this. It’s a fantastic, inspiring read meant to give trans kids hope for the future, to see that they have a future.
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Transphoria Vol. 1
It’s good
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Sasha at the Gym
A nice, solid T4T story where two happen to meet late night at the gym. They hook up and decide to keep seeing each other, despite how weird Sasha is sometimes… I’m a fan of Otava Heikkilä, ever since Shattered Spear and Letters for Lucardo. I’m actually ordering the rest of the Letters for Lucardo…
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The Last King, the Last Priest
An existential debate examining the cyclical nature of preserving a way of life even while trying to improve on it. Good, short read: highly recommend.
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778 Days
A simple, strong opening that delves into the struggle of being transmasculine. Having to reconcile the former feminine with the awareness of the inherent privilege of being a passing man, the preconceptions of the effects of testosterone on the body, the extremes of dysphoria, and remembering the past. It’s short, it’s sweet, and it’s a…
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Climbing Out
A Xeric Grant winner. Brian Ralph’s follow-up to the critically acclaimed, universally adored and wordless graphic novel Cave~In, is the beautiful and allegorical Climbing Out. This melancholy story focuses on a cute monkey who, armed with only science and laughs, sets out on his own adventure to explore the world beyond his cave. Brian creates…















