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4 Kids Walk into a Bank
by Matthew Rosenberg
11-year-old Paige and her friends like to do normal kid stuff- play D & D, eat pizza, ride bikes, and rob banks. This book is about all of that
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The Boy Wonder
by Juni Ba
"The young prince Damian Wayne was raised to be the heir to the fearsome League of Assassins--to follow in the footsteps of his deadly mother, Talia, and the Demon's Head himself, his grandfather Ra's al Ghul. But everything changed when his father, the Batman, reclaimed him and brought him back to Gotham City. As Robin, young Damian suddenly discovered he was merely one of a number of princes, preceded in the role by his brothers Nightwing, Red Hood, and Red Robin...and Damian doesn't care to be merely anything. But when his father is forced to leave the city on urgent business, and a rash of abductions is accompanied by whispers of a demon stalking Gotham's dark alleys, Damian will find himself battling alongside his adoptive brothers--and in the process, learning what the mantle of Robin really means!"-- Provided by publisher
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Cat + Gamer 8
by Wataru Nadatani
Riko Kozakura has been level grinding as a pet owner for a while now, and has learned many new skills. Life continues in the Kozakura household with two cats and one videogaming-obsessed human in this finale to the popular manga series! "Leveling up" in skills, surprises, and adventures, Riko discovers how to adjust her apartment and daily habits for two cats!
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Cannon
by Lee Lai
In Cannon, Lee Lai's much anticipated follow-up to the critically acclaimed and award-winning Stone Fruit, the full palette of a nervous breakdown is just a slice of what Lai has on offer. As Cannon's shoulders bend under the weight of an aging Gung-gung and an avoidant mother, Lai's sharp sense of humor and sensitive eye produce a story that will hit readers with a smash.
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Fantastic Four 1 : Whatever Happened to the Fantastic Four?
by Ryan North
Collects Fantastic Four (2022) #1-6. Something has gone terribly wrong in New York! The Thing and Alicia are traveling across America to escape it! But when they stop for the night and wake up the morning before they arrived, they find themselves caught in a time loop that's been going on since before they were born! Meanwhile, Reed and Sue are on the run from their troubles - and make an unfortunate stop in a small town full of killer Doombots! But what is their terrible secret? And Johnny is left alone in New York - a city that hates and fears him! So it's time for a new identity - and a new job! Can the FF find their way back together and somehow rebuild their lives?
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Holler : A Graphic Memoir of Rural Resistance
by Denali Sai Nalamalapu
More than anything, Holler is an invitation to readers everywhere searching for their own path to activism: sending the message that no matter how small your action is, it's impactful. The story of the Mountain Valley Pipeline is one we can all relate to, as each and every one of our communities faces the increasing threats of the climate crisis, and the corporations that benefit from the destruction of our natural resources. Holler is a moving and deeply accessible--and beautifully visual--story about change, hope, and humanity.
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Jujutsu kaisen
by Gege Akutami
"Although Yuji Itadori looks like your average teenager, his immense physical strength is something to behold! Every sports club wants him to join, but Itadori would rather hang out with the school outcasts in the Occult Club. One day, the club manages to get their hands on a sealed cursed object, but little do they know the terror they'll unleash when they break the seal."
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Kayla E.'s Precious rubbish.
by Kayla E.
"A landmark graphic novel debut and groundbreaking work of trauma recollection told in the style of post-war children's comics"
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Simplicity. : a novel
by Mattie Lubchansky
Lucius Pasternak, a timid academic is sent out from the walled dystopian security territory of New York City to investigate a cult in the wilds of the Catskill Mountains, and shortly after, members of the cult start disappearing it what may a sinister plot to exterminate them.
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Titans 3 : Hard Feelings
by John Layman
The Titans go All-In! Join a brand-new creative team of John Layman and Pete Woods as the Titans search for their new place in the world after the events of Absolute Power. A league of their own! After the events of Absolute Power, the team looks towards the future and their place in it. Will their failure to control Amanda Waller mean lasting consequences for the hero community?
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Tokyo these days. 1
by Taiyåo Matsumoto
"After 30 years as a manga editor, Kazuo Shiozawa suddenly quits. Although he feels early retirement is the only way to atone for his failures as an editor, the manga world isn't done with him. On his final day as an editor, Shiozawa takes a train he's ridden hundreds of times to impart some last advice to a manga creator whose work he used to edit. Later, he is drawn to return to a bookshop at the request of a junior editor who wants his help dealing with an incorrigible manga creator who used to be edited by Shiozawa and now refuses to work with anyone else. For Shiozawa, Tokyo these days is full of memory and is cocooned in the inescapable bonds among manga creators, their editors, art, and life itself"
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What to Do When You Get Dumped
by Suzy Hopkins
Blends practical advice with humor and illustrations to help readers heal from heartbreak and embrace new independence, offering a comforting, step-by-step approach to finding strength and self-worth after a breakup.
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You Must Take Part in Revolution : A Graphic Novel
by Badiucao
It's 2035. The US and China are at war. America is a proto-fascist state. Taiwan is divided into two. As conflict escalates between nuclear powers, three idealistic youths who first met in Hong Kong develop diverging beliefs about how best to navigate this techno-authoritarian landscape. Andy, Maggie, and Olivia travel different paths toward transformative change, each confronting to what extent they will fight for freedom, and who they will become in doing so.
A powerful and important book about global totalitarian futures, and the costs of resistance.
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