Fall Graphic Novels for All Ages - Part 2

Presented by: Andrews McMeel Publishing, Marble Press, Oni Press, Viz Media, and Library Journal
Event Date and Time: Tuesday, September 30, 2025 | 2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT

Join us for the second installment of our Fall Graphic Novels for All Ages series, as publishing insiders give us the lowdown on the hottest graphic novels hitting the shelves this fall. From spectacular and mind-bending comics that weave otherworldly tales, to sci-fi conspiracy thrillers, to epic fantasy and manga, this webcast will showcase the latest and greatest titles that you will not want to miss!

Featured Title:

Sophie: Wags to Wishes (Vol 3), written and illustrated by Brian Anderson
From the creator of the much-loved web comic Dog Eat Doug, the hilarious new graphic novel series Sophie is a sendup of family life from the perspective of one snarky dog. Designed for middle-grade readers, all three volumes in the Sophie series are Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selections. Praised by Kirkus Reviews and School Library Journal as comparable to Calvin and Hobbes!

Red and the Wolves
Red and the Wolves is a bold, visually stunning graphic novel that reimagines Little Red Riding Hood. With LGBTQ+ representation, breathtaking artwork, and a timeless yet progressive storyline, this adult graphic novel is perfect for fans of fairytale retellings, queer romance, and immersive fantasy.

Kamudo, Vol. 1
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?

Heaven, West Virginia
When Lamont arrives in the tiny Appalachian town of Heaven, West Virginia, its lush landscape feels stubbornly at odds with the roiling anxiety that's come to define his inner life. Living there and learning the art of foraging and tea-making from his kind, stoic aunt LaToya should be idyllic—even a paradise. But in the shadows of Heaven's woods, Lamont sees a dark, hulking figure, long, glimmering teeth, and piercing red eyes. No one else seems to see this beast . . . not his aunt, and not the handsome cowboy, Coyote, whose gentle voice evokes the comforting, electric aroma of LaToya's brews. Escaping its voraciously hungry pursuit feels impossible, and Lamont will have to face more than the darkness of the woods to do so.

A singular and seductive meditation on the complexity of grief, healing, and the power of the natural world by cartoonist Ravi Teixeira (A Quick & Easy Guide to Coming Out).

Presenters:

Christine Swedowsky, Marketing Director, Marble Press

Katie Sainz, Director of Sales, Book Market, Oni Press

Wendy Nyemaster, Senior Sales Director, Andrews McMeel Publishing

John D'Esposito, Publishing Sales Manager, VIZ Media

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