5,000 km Per Second
A stunning modern European classic, telling the story of two young lovers whose lives diverge before they get the chance to build a future together.
Graphic novel reviews
A stunning modern European classic, telling the story of two young lovers whose lives diverge before they get the chance to build a future together.
Daniel Clowes brings us a perfect blend of weird science and paradoxical time travel in a story that echoes his early explorations into weird science fiction.
Leo and Rodolphe bring their African dinosaurs and aliens adventure to a dramatic climax.
The seventh instalment of Judge Dredd’s Case Files sees the future cop face a bizarre range of crimes, from werewolves to car-jackers.
Ben Gijsemans’ debut graphic novel is a brave and emotional piece of storytelling – a snapshot of the life of a middle-aged loner, obsessed with art, who haunts his local art gallery.
A near-future science fiction story wrapped around a crisis on the International Space Station, which balances an enthusiasm for the science of space with some great characterisation.
Like Chris Ware or Daniel Clowes, Adrian Tomine can conjure a slice of life that’s rich and poignant, as real as if you were peaking through your neighbour’s windows.
Goldtiger is the story of a failed comic strip from the 60s and 70s – or is it? This wonderfully executed book is a fascinating mix of homage and pastiche.
Wondering what the ‘haunted BMW’ in Ben Aaronovitch’s Rivers of London: The Hanging Tree is referring to? It’s from this graphic novel, which is something of a side-quest for protagonist Peter Grant
The second volume in Cinebook’s The Marquis of Anaon series is a straight-up murder mystery, well worth exploring by fans of historically-set drama.