Grovel: graphic novel reviews

A tightly scripted thriller with plot-twists galore

S.J. Harris's first graphic novel is a masterpiece of black comedy

Julio’s Day is a literary classic, and another incredible piece of work from a true master of comics

A self-published sci-fi thriller by Ed Laroche

David Lapham's take on the werewolf cranks up the horror and leaves nothing to the imagination


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Lewis Trondheim returns to medieval fantasy in this brand new series

Garth Ennis tackles another zombie crisis, though this time they’re bothering our troops in Afghanistan

A graphic novel that uses short stories to showcase big ideas

Osamu Tezuka’s first adult graphic novel, originally published in the early 1970s, is a classic noir thriller

A magical story that mixes fairy tales with the everyday drama of life

Rich Tommaso’s brilliantly crafted thriller invokes a different era

Mark Siegel has blended mermaids and steamboats in this wonderful supernatural mystery

A dark exploration of brutal violence that might also be one of the most brilliant comics you’ll read this year

Chris Ware’s Building Stories is a triumph of literary comics: typically Ware-ish, but unlike anything you’ve seen before

Jeff Lemire’s latest graphic novel is about a man, haunted by his past, trying to come to terms with his future

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