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Paul Bunyan: The Invention of an American Legend | Review
Noah Van Sciver doesn't just retell the story of Paul Bunyan, he explains its origins as propaganda.
Team Trash: A Time Traveler’s Guide to Sustainability | Review
In Team Trash, Charlie and Oliver have a unique tool to help them research the history of recycling for their Sustainability Science fair project...a working time machine!
Batman: Wayne Family Adventures Vol. 1 | Review
Batman works alone. Except for Robin. And Batgirl. And all the past Robins and Batgirls, with their new codenames. And now the Signal. Oh, and his cousin Batwoman. Web comic Wayne Family Adventures looks at the extended Bat-Family in a winning series of short stories that are in turn funny and sweet.
Fann Club: Batman Squad | Review
Ernest Fann starts a fan club to bring Batman-style justice to his own neighborhood...and it turns out its needed when a werewolf attempts to rob the bank!
Spider-Man: Animals Assemble! | Review
Spider-Man plays pet-sitter to the Avengers as the heroes all go into action, but its ultimately their pets who will save the day in this delightful superhero romp from cartoonist Mike Maihack.
Tegan and Sara: Junior High | Review
Long before they were Tegan and Sara the band, Tegan and Sara Quin were two kids starting junior high at a brand-new school. Junior High, their collaboration with Tillie Walden, tells their tumultuous coming-of-age story.
Squire & Knight | Review
Scott Chantler's new Squire & Knight finds a clever, book-ish young squire forced to save a town (and his own knight) from a dragon and/or a curse when the direct approach doesn't work. Luckily, this is a quest that calls for brains more than brawn.
Ryan North and Erica Henderson on Danger and Other Unknown Risks | Interview
The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl team of Ryan North and Erica Henderson have reteamed for a new adventure in which a girl and her talking dog must try to save their post-apocalyptic world.
Sarah Kuhn and Arielle Jovellanos on Girl Taking Over: A Lois Lane Story | Interview
We speak with Girl Taking Over's Sarah Kuhn and Arielle Jovellanos about their new version of Lois Lane, an Asian American teenager just coming into her own as a journalist.
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