Somehow the idea of a near-future world in which childless couples can purchase sophisticated robotic kids powered by AI doesn't seem all that far fetched.

Commissioned by the celebrated jazz recording label Blue Note Records, Dave Chisholm’s new graphic novel Enter The Blue is a whimsical tribute to the origin of the record company and its long and distinguished history.

This seven-page excerpt documents the 1990 Oka Crisis, a 77-day armed standoff with Canadian police and military in the Mohawk territories of the Kahnawake and Kanesatake near Montreal.

In this short excerpt from Run, the late Rep. John Lewis reflects on growing political factions within the ranks of the Black Civil Rights Movement and acknowledges the global nature of the Black liberation movement.

In this eight-page excerpt, efforts to research a slave revolt in 1712 in New York City lead to the vast and sometimes restricted 18th-century slave trade archives in New York City, London, and Liverpool.

In this eight-page excerpt, National Book Award-winner Nate Powell surveys life in a liberal college town surrounded by white supremacist activity, sundown towns, and local fascists. 

Embodied: An Intersectional Feminist Comics Poetry Anthology offers 23 poems focused on gender, identity, and the body by an impressive selection of contemporary cis female, trans, and non-binary poets.

An excerpt from Mikael Ross’s graphic novel The Thud, an endearing about a young boy with development disabilities who discovers his mother has slipped into a coma.

Comics guru Calvin Reid presents an excerpt from Sharon Lee De La Cruz’s graphic memoir about her life as an intersectional Puerto-Rican/Dominican queer Afro-Latina.

Frank Herbert’s classic Dune has been adapted into a graphic novel by a creative team that includes Brian Herbert, the author's son and an acclaimed science-fiction author in his own right, and novelist and comics writer Kevin J. Anderson.

Comics guru Calvin Reid presents an excerpt from the graphic adaptation of celebrated biologist and naturalist Edward O. Wilson's 1994 memoir, Naturalist.

In this eight-page excerpt, a young woman avenges a dead friend by stealing her ashes and embarking on a final journey to memorialize her life.

We present an excerpt from a graphic novel sequel to Ridley Scott’s acclaimed 1982 dystopian sci-fi film Blade Runner.

Dave Chisholm’s graphic biography of Charlie Parker is a masterful celebration of a musical genius who continues to influence jazz today.

In his new book, acclaimed comics journalist Joe Sacco pays a visit to the Dene and other Indigenous people in their vast homelands in Canada’s Northwest Territories near the arctic circle.

Spellbound is also a memoir of identity by a trans artist, with episodes from Som's life reimagined as lived out by her cisgender quasi-avatar Anjali.

In this new graphic biography, Tom Scioli examines Kirby’s life and career, from his rough-and-tumble childhood on the Lower East Side of New York to his military service during WWII.

Originally published in 1995, Howard Cruse’s Stuck Rubber Baby is a pioneering graphic novel that explores politics, race, sex, and identity in the African-American and LGBTQ communities in the Jim Crow south.