As we bid farewell to 2023, it’s time to embark on a journey through the “10 Best Graphic Novels of The Year.”
An exciting and emotional graphic novel “Do A Powerbomb” is about Luna Steelrose, a girl who dreams of becoming a professional wrestler like her mom, who tragically died in the ring.
The graphic novel “Ice Cream Man, Volume 9” is different from usual superhero stories. It’s a collection of dark, sad stories that may not be for everyone.
The novel “Night Fever” by Ed Brubaker is a dark, thrilling graphic novel about Jonathon Webb, a man bored with his life.
The horror graphic novel ”A Guest in the House” is about Abby, who marries a dentist and becomes a stepmother to his daughter, Crystal.
The novel “In Limbo” is a powerful graphic memoir by Deb JJ Lee about growing up in New Jersey as a Korean American child of immigrants.
A very well written graphic novel “Monica” by Daniel Clowes tells the story of Monica, a girl abandoned by her mother, Penny.
The graphic biography Queen in Comics! by Emmanuel Marie is a fun and informative book about the famous rock band Queen and its lead singer, Freddie Mercury.
The novel ”Wonder Woman Historia: The Amazons #1” by Kelly Sue DeConnick’s beautifully reimagines the Greek gods and the Amazons from DC comics, especially focusing on diversity.
The graphic novel ”Red Harvest” is a heart-wrenching tale centered around Kolya, a Ukrainian who survived Stalin’s brutal policies that caused mass starvation and suffering in Ukraine.
Darrin Bell’s graphic novel ‘The Talk’ is a powerful story about growing up Black. It cleverly uses a metaphor of how we cautiously approach dogs to show the challenges Black people face daily.