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REVIEW: Mary Shelley: The Eternal Dream is a Rudimentary Introduction to the Literary Icon

April 10, 2023

Mary Shelley: The Eternal Dream charts the early life of Frankenstein author Mary Shelley, from her days as a youngster yearning for escape to her romance with Percy Bysshe Shelley and her eventual inspiration to write Frankenstein.

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We Served the People: Calming and Conflicted

June 24, 2020

Emei Burell’s graphic novel We Served the People: My Mother’s Stories depicts Burell’s mother, Yuan Ye Ping’s, experience of the Down to the Countryside Movement during the Chinese Cultural Revolution. Through these stories, told through prose, art, and incorporating photographs, ...

Comics, Reviews

The Beatles Story: And Your Book Can Sing

February 19, 2018

The Beatles Story Angus Allan (Writer), Arthur Ranson (Artist) Rebellion/The Treasury of British Comics February 2018 Ever since Beatlemania began in 1963, comics has watched, recorded, and re-interpreted the Fab Four. It started very early on, with the now defunct Dell Comics 1964, a sanitized ...

Comics, Reviews

Soviet Daughter: A Graphic Revolution

April 19, 2017

Soviet Daughter: A Graphic Revolution Julia Alekseyeva Microcosm Publishing January 10th, 2017 A review copy was provided from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. Soviet Daughter is a graphic biography of a women named Lola, born in 1910 to a poor Jewish family outside of Kiev. She ...

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REVIEW: Mary Shelley: The Eternal Dream is a Rudimentary Introduction to the Literary Icon

We Served the People: Calming and Conflicted

The Beatles Story: And Your Book Can Sing

Soviet Daughter: A Graphic Revolution

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