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A personal, illustrated memoir of Marjane Satrapi’s childhood in Tehran, her coming‑of‑age during the Islamic Revolution, teenage years in Vienna and eventual exile from Iran.

In a blustery Wisconsin winter, two brothers navigate sibling rivalry and a budding romance as they grow up in an isolated rural setting.

Scott McCloud’s "Understanding Comics" offers a thorough exploration of the history, techniques, and cultural impact of comic art, revealing the hidden language that shapes this misunderstood medium.

A ghost wrangler rescues a terminally ill grandfather from a ruler of a ghost world

A middle‑grade graphic‑novel memoir that follows a family in crisis after a brother’s delinquency, paired with a heartfelt tribute to the comics that help the narrator find her way.

A maid in Paris investigates a serial murder and becomes involved in the world of exotic call girls.

Graphic novel adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes mystery featuring Dr. Watson and the discovery of their apartment at 221B Baker Street.

Sherlock Holmes and Watson investigate the death of a client's father and discover hidden treasure.

Teenagers from New York City's elite families learn a shocking secret about their vampiric heritage.

A British spy in Russia during the reign of Tsar Nicholas II attempts to eliminate Grigori Rasputin, a power-hungry monk feared by the royal family, while navigating dangerous political and revolutionary currents leading up to the Russian Revolution.

Working as a detective with an edge in 1940s New York City, Madame Xanadu becomes drawn into a web of intrigue connecting three lifelong friends with a deadly secret--one that hits close to her heart.

"In the spring of 1934, Hollywood faced what the Los Angeles Times called "the most serious crisis of its history." The film capital was under siege by censorship advocates who launched a boycott, demanding that the film industry enforce the Production Code it had adopted in 1930. For nearly five years, defiant producers had cited artistic freedom and flouted the Code, which forbade vulgarity, profanity, nudity, excessive violence, illegal drugs, adultery, "sex perversion," "white slavery," racial mingling, "lustful kissing," and suggestive dancing. In July 1934, the controversial films were outlawed. Today they are called "pre-Code.""--BOOK JACKET. "Sin in Soft Focus showcases a scintillating era in film history and tells how filmmakers sidestepped the Code."--BOOK JACKET. "Mark A. Vieira draws on extensive research, interviews, and correspondence in the Production Code Administration files to tell the engaging, suspenseful, and often humorous story of the struggle between Hollywood and its reformers, weaving history, politics, and film into a full-blooded narrative. Illustrated with 275 film stills, many of them rare, the book captures the stunning visual artistry of the era."--BOOK JACKET.