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Scholastic Graphix Talent Search

August 11, 2016

In 2005, Scholastic launched Graphix with the publication of the full-color edition of BONE #1: Out from Boneville. Graphix is dedicated to publishing engaging, age-appropriate graphic novels for children and teens. Supported by librarians, teachers, and, most important, kids, Graphix titles ...

Comic Strips, Comics, Interviews

The Mighty Zodiac’s J.Torres’ Ladies Night Adventure

July 17, 2016

I’m not sure what writer J. Torres expected when he stepped into the after hours gathering of Comic Book Addiction’s Ladies Night. We were very polite as he joined our circle to give us a behind-the-scenes look at the comic creation process and introduce us to his latest work, The ...

Comics

A Quick Stop in The Nameless City

April 24, 2016

The Nameless City Faith Erin Hicks Jordie Bellaire, color First Second April 2016 Disclaimer: This review was based on an advanced reader copy. The Nameless City is the first book in a planned trilogy by Eisner-winner Faith Erin Hicks. With a long resume of excellent books, Hicks has often ...

Comics

Princeless #1 Joins the Scholastic Book Club

February 29, 2016

I was almost late for my chat with Princeless author Jeremy Whitley the other night. Why? Because my daughters wanted to read Princeless volume 1: Save Yourself again. When I first went hunting for Princeless, it was indeed a hunt. I eventually scored a copy of the original manga-sized first ...

Comics, Interviews

Eleven Year Old Sasha Matthews Could Teach You A Thing Or Two About Making Comics

February 16, 2016

Want to make and publish your own comic? Eleven year old Sasha Matthews has all the answers. Well, maybe not all the answers, but this young lady certainly has a plan and, with the support of her parents, has already published two comics of her own and has her own publishing company, Rumble ...

Uncategorized

YA? Why Not?! What Does “YA” Mean Anyway?

February 9, 2016

If somehow you’ve emerged from a Cold War-esque bunker or have otherwise been under a rock for the last ten to fifteen, you may be wondering, “What is all of this ‘YA’ hullabaloo anyway and why would I care?” If you are, that’s okay! YA as a category has seen an “explosion of books” in the last ...

Manga

Manga to (Yo-Kai) Watch Out For

November 27, 2015

Whether you’re a fan of video games, television, or comics, odds are you’ve heard buzz surrounding Yo-Kai Watch, the latest Japanese franchise to take off around the globe. At the very least, you’ve probably seen some clickbait-y links hailing it as “the next Pokémon.” Curious about the next ...

Bande Dessinée, Comics

Bande Diary: Bellybuttons and Brainless Beauties in Les Nombrils

October 19, 2015

After voyaging through Smurf Village in my last Bande Diary I had a hard time deciding what bande dessinée to read next. The problem with using bande dessinée to try and improve my French is that I’m spoiled for choice! Should I go with another classic like the Smurfs? Or something more modern? ...

Comics

A Peek Into Fable Comics

October 4, 2015

From classics like “The Tortoise and the Hare” and “The Grasshopper and the Ants” to obscure gems like “The Frogs Who Desired a King,” Fable Comics has something to offer every reader. Twenty-eight fables from different cultures and traditions are wonderfully ...

Comics

Join The Babysitter’s Club: A Review of Kristy’s Great Idea by Raina Telgemeier and Ann M. Martin

September 23, 2015

The Babysitter’s Club #1: Kristy’s Great Idea Raina Telgemeier/Ann M. Martin Scholastic I, like many other young girls growing up in North America in the late 1990s, identified with a member of the Babysitters Club. Kristy, Mary Ann, Claudia, Stacey, and the rest of the Club were ...

Kids Comics

Scholastic Graphix Talent Search

The Mighty Zodiac’s J.Torres’ Ladies Night Adventure

A Quick Stop in The Nameless City

Princeless #1 Joins the Scholastic Book Club

Eleven Year Old Sasha Matthews Could Teach You A Thing Or Two About Making Comics

YA? Why Not?! What Does “YA” Mean Anyway?

Manga to (Yo-Kai) Watch Out For

Bande Diary: Bellybuttons and Brainless Beauties in Les Nombrils

A Peek Into Fable Comics

Join The Babysitter’s Club: A Review of Kristy’s Great Idea by Raina Telgemeier and Ann M. Martin

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