House that Groaned, The
By Andy • Jan 22nd, 2012
Karrie Fransman’s debut graphic novel is a fantastic and fanciful peak behind the closed doors of an eccentric set of suburban flat-dwellers
These books are the cream of the crop – the absolute best in class graphic novels that no serious collector should be without. We liked them so much, we gave them our prestigious maximum overall award of five stars. Graphic novels just don’t get any better than this.
House that Groaned, TheKarrie Fransman’s debut graphic novel is a fantastic and fanciful peak behind the closed doors of an eccentric set of suburban flat-dwellers
Fevre DreamThis adaptation of George R. R. Martin’s Mississipi vampire novel isn’t shy of bloodshed, but also carries an intricate, sophisticated plot
HabibiCraig Thompson is back with an awe-inspiring read you can’t afford to miss
AscentSet during the Cold War and the space race, Ascent is a powerfully moving story of a secret Russian fighter ace and heroic cosmonaut
American VampireStephen King adds his horror mastery to Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque’s powerful reworking of the vampire genre, set in America 100 years ago
PinocchioBook of the year so far: a classic fairy tale as you’ve never seen it before. Essential reading.
Walking Dead, The: Volume 1 – Days Gone ByeThe comic that inspired the hit television series – take a stroll with The Walking Dead
Contract with God, AWill Eisner’s classic may be four short stories, but it cemented the concept of a graphic novel as we know it today