November 2025 list by K. Pearson |
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Almark Vol. 1
by Hiyoto Yunoki
Among the grizzled mercenaries of the frozen north, few are as strong as Reiz―a reputation his son, Almark, has not inherited. Casting off his timidity, Almark seeks to become a fighter worthy of his father’s recognition.
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Angelica and the Bear Prince
by Trung Le Nguyen
A young girl falls in love with the bear mascot of her local community theater and learns to make space for herself while recovering from burn out.
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The Complete Full Tilt Boogie
by Alex De Campi
Out in the deep reaches of the cosmos, teenager Tee - together with her grandmother and a cat (called cat!) - is a wannabe bounty hunter operating from her patched-together spaceship, the Full Tilt Boogie. After rescuing the Luxine Prince Ifan from his debtors' prison, Tee finds herself on the run from various new enemies, including sacred knights and a deadly Anubite warrior, as war and unrest spread accross the universe.
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Disney Twisted-Wonderland Vol. 2
by Yana Toboso
The second installment in a collection of small but mighty adventures, featuring the characters and world of Twisted Wonderland. Each tale is written and drawn by a different manga creator!
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D.n.angel Vol. 1
by Yukiru Sugisaki
Today was the day. Daisuke Niwa was determined to tell the girl of his dreams how he feels about her and maybe (hopefully) become her boyfriend. Except, uhhh…she flat-out rejected him, and now he’s stuck with his alter ego, the legendary phantom thief Dark.
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Good Old-Fashioned Korean Spirit
by Hyun Sook Kim
In 1980s South Korea, Taehee and her college dance club visit her granny's farm where they share their deepest secrets, rekindle the banned book club, and participate in a mysterious ceremony to celebrate Daeboreum
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Hope You're Happy, Lemon Vol. 1
by Mizuki Kishikawa
Sunao Akiyoshi thought he’d left heartbreak behind after swearing off love in junior high. His first love, Lemon Nishikawa, shattered his trust by admitting to cheating on him with multiple guys. Now in university, Sunao is finally ready to try again, thanks to his crush on the sweet and down-to-earth Natsumi Kogahara from his film club.
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I'll Never Fall in Love With Amano! Vol. 1
by Haruna Harumaki
Takahide and Amano are the top students at their school—much to Takahide’s frustration. No matter how hard she works, she just can’t seem to outshine the effortlessly brilliant (and maddeningly aloof) Amano. But when a small confrontation leads Amano to mistakenly believe Takahide has a crush on him, things take an unexpected turn.
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Kamudo Vol. 1
by Akira Himekawa
Before humans claimed their place in history, the skybound paradise of Hinoaruchi was ruled by demi-beings under the watch of Ryujinkyo’s demi-dragons. Now, as prophecy firetells a turbulent new age, will the birth of Kamuna, the first human child, bring disaster or salvation?
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Killed Again, Mr. Detective? Vol. 1
by Inaba
Sakuya Outsuki is the son of a legendary detective, striving to follow in his father’s footsteps with the help of his assistant, Lilithea. This isn’t your average high‑school sleuth, though—because he comes back to life every time he’s killed!
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A Little Step
by Mimi Szeto
Yu-kiu Lau is a quiet fifth-year student who dreams of studying overseas and becoming an artist. As she prepares for college applications, though, she can't bring herself to produce new work, paralyzed by perfectionism and the fear of judgment. Everything changes the day she hears music drifting through the school halls and meets the boy behind it.
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Marvel & Disney What If...?
by Luca Barbieri
At last, the worlds of Disney and Marvel collide as Mickey, Minnie, Donald and more become your favorite super heroes! Brace yourself for the most unexpected and hilarious mashups of our time - beginning with a surprising take on the OLD MAN LOGAN saga!
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My Dad Fights Demons!
by Bobby Joseph
Welcome to Rye’s world: their stepdad hates them, their mother ignores them, and they’re stuck in a dead-end relationship. To make matters worse, their world is turned upside down one day with the return of their father, the Magical Mr Mantrikz, self-styled “greatest sorcerer in the world”, and Rye now has to spend their weekends with this rude, pushy, and frankly ridiculous wizard.
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My Life As An Internet Novel
by Han-ryeo Yu
When avid reader Dani wakes up as the side character in an internet novel, she uses her extensive knowledge of tropes to navigate her role in this fictional world.
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The October Girl Vol. 1
by Matthew Dow Smith
Autumn Ackerman grew up believing in fairies and magic and princesses who defeated dragons, but now that she’s eighteen and facing a future stuck behind the counter of her small town’s coffee shop, she’s starting to wonder if this is all there really is to her life.
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Quiet Crossings
by Vivi Partridge
After crashing her truck in the unfamiliar countryside, Selena agrees to help out at the nearby Inn in exchange for a room. Located on the edge of the world, the Inn attracts extraordinary customers from near and far.
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Red Threads: A Witch's Tale
by Ila Nguyen-hayama
Fifteen-year-old Hana is bored by her humdrum existence in Tokyo—there must be more to life than cram school and chores. After she rescues a crow caught in a net by her house, a mysterious visitor arrives at her door, offering her the chance to enroll in the most prestigious magic academy in Japan: The Benten School of Esoterics.
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Rhiannon
by Kiara Brinkman
Ever since she was little, Rhiannon has lived with her aunt in a sleepy, sun-drenched trailer park called the Golden Canyon Retirement Community. Growing up among senior citizens, Rhia is usually the only kid around―except during the summer. That’s when her best friend, Kit, comes for a long visit.
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The Vanishing of Lake Peigneur: A Graphic Novel Based on a True Story
by Allan Wolf
For most, November 20, 1980, began as “just another day on the lake.” But as the lake itself reflects, humans had, over time, left behind a honeycomb of salt highways deep beneath its surface, and water and salt mix all too well. Bracing, suspenseful, and packed with dramatic illustrations and dense end matter, this story of a catastrophic accident—narrated with the homespun voice of a “tall” tale, but true nonetheless—will amaze science and history buffs alike.
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You Can't Bluff the Sharp-eyed Sister Vol. 1
by Natsu Hyuuga
By day, Chloe lives at a convent. By night, she's such a card shark, a holy knight ends up believing she has a rare, magical gift. What he doesn't know is, she just has sharp eyes and a quick wit--which she'll need when she's uprooted and dropped in the middle of a round of deadly palace intrigue!
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You Talk Too Much, So Just Shut It Already! Vol. 1
by Shunpei Morita
Tsukino Hiiragi was born deaf. When her oblivious classmate Taiyo Enomoto suddenly starts talking to her, she’s interested. But, as she carefully reads his lips, she starts to wonder: what nonsense is he talking about anyway?
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