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Graphic Novels to Buy with those Gift Cards
In the aftermath of the holidays, we’re all working off all those tasty treats and looking forward to 2012. Snowball fights and knitting circles, or barbeques and suntanning for those in warmer climates. More than likely, you or one of … Continue reading
Posted in Children Literature, New Book
Tagged 2011 books, Americus, apocalypse, banned books, best of 2011, Chi's Sweet Home, Children's Books, Colleen AF Venable, comic books, dark comics, Darwin, Evolution, Fish You Were Here, G.B. Tran, gold rush, graphic novel recommendations, Graphic Novels, Guinea Pig, historical fiction, holiday books, Jay Hosler, Jerry Robinson, Jet Scott, Jonathan Hill, Joshua W. Cotter, Kevin Cannon, kittens, Konami Kanata, libraries, manga, memoir comics, MK Reed, non-fiction comics, reading list, Richard Sala, Skyscrapers of the Midwest, Stephanie Yue, The Hidden, The Klondike, Vietnamerica. Vietnam, Zach Worton, Zander Cannon, zombies
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New Books Galore
An inaction shot of our trusty– and duly labeled– “new arrivals” cart One of the hazards of being both a comics enthusiast and a comics librarian is that your reading list soon becomes taller than you are. Check out some … Continue reading
Posted in Library, New Book
Tagged Alan Moore, Archaia, Carla Speed McNeil, Chris Ware, Comics, Craig Thompson, Dark Horse, donations, Drawn & Quarterly, Eddie Campbell, Evan Dorkin, Fantagraphics, First Second, Flesk Publications, Graphic Novels, Greg Rucka, Janet Lee, Jen Van Meter, Jim McCann, Mark Schultz, McSweeney's, Melinda Gebbie, new arrivals, Oni Press, Osamu Tezuka, Paul Hornschemeier, Steve Ditko, Top Shelf, Vertical
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This Just In: Mark Schultz in the Schulz
Schultz talks about the early days of his trademark series Dinosaur-drawing dynamo Mark Schultz visited CCS for a guest lecture last Thursday, and it was a treat to hear about his career thus far. Not only has the man won … Continue reading
Posted in Cartoonist, Comics Reference, Education, Library, New Book, Rare Books
Tagged Al Williamson, cartoonists, Flesk Publications, Gary Gianni, Graphic Novels, Hal Foster, Kevin Cannon, Mark Schultz, New Donations, Prince Valiant, process, Sergio Aragones, Storms at Sea, Visiting Artist, Xenozoic Tales, Zander Cannon
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Virunga, a collaborative graphic novel
Born from the hands of many comes a tale of art, struggle and the right to live. Stanford University created a class back in 2007 that combines the talents of undergraduate and graduate writers and artists. From outlines and sketches … Continue reading
Posted in Cartoonist, Education, New Book
Tagged collaboration, Dan Archer, Graphic Novels, historical fiction, Stanford
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Incoming: Far Arden
Published by Top Shelf Productions ISBN: 1603090363 Having enjoyed the educational graphic novel, The Stuff of Life, written by Mark Schultz and illustrated by Zander and Kevin Cannon (no relation) I looked forward to reading Far Arden exclusively made by … Continue reading
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Tagged 24-hour comic, Army Shanks, comic books, Far Arden, Graphic Novels, Kevin Cannon, orphans, Top Shelf Comics, Top Shelf Productions
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2009 Year-End Report
The Schulz Library at The Center for Cartoon Studies is now in its fifth year of operation, and our collection has grown to 8000 books. These include 1,358 graphic novels, 713 books of comic strips, 618 books of manga, 457 … Continue reading