Grovel: graphic novel reviews

Nearly ten years after it was first published, Jim Woodring's The Frank Book is back in print

Karrie Fransman's debut graphic novel is a fantastic and fanciful peak behind the closed doors of an eccentric set of suburban flat-dwellers

This adaptation of George R. R. Martin's Mississipi vampire novel isn't shy of bloodshed, but also carries an intricate, sophisticated plot

Jacques Tardi's adaptation of a dark, brutal and utterly compelling thriller

A change of pace for XIII, as he finds himself locked in a high-security prison


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Tank Girl is back, with a creative line-up that brings a rush of nostalgia

The third arc in the Worlds of Aldebaran series sees the colonisation of a brand new and thoroughly lethal planet

The Courtyard and Neonomicon, Alan Moore’s homage to H. P. Lovecraft, collected together in a single volume

Hoodies meet horror in this disturbing story from the pages of 2000AD

The second volume of Kill Shakespeare, in which an epic battle is fought and won, and Hamlet finally meets his maker

Jonathan Ross and Tommy Lee Edwards mix gangsters, vampires and aliens in an intriguing blend of genres

The latest attempt to translate Jacques Tardi’s French-language classic rides on the coat-tails of Luc Besson’s movie adaptation

Craig Thompson is back with an awe-inspiring read you can’t afford to miss

Set during the Cold War and the space race, Ascent is a powerfully moving story of a secret Russian fighter ace and heroic cosmonaut

Stephen King adds his horror mastery to Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque’s powerful reworking of the vampire genre, set in America 100 years ago

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