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Tag: RH Graphic
Angelica and the Bear Prince | Review
Cartoonist Trung Le Nguyen's sophomore effort is another graphic novel with fairy tale inspiration, but it's a lighter, less personal tale...albeit a deceptively deep one.
Halfway to Somewhere | Review
In cartoonist Jose Pimienta's latest graphic novel, non-binary Mexican middle-schooler Ave moves to Kansas with half of their family and must adjust to a new home and a new life, without forsaking their own identity.
Green Eggs and Ham Take a Hike | Review
Cartoonist James Kochalka is next at bat in RH Graphic's line of Dr. Seuss graphic novels, taking on the most challenging Seuss extrapolation yet, that of Green Eggs and Ham.
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The Grinch Takes a Vacation | Review
Cartoonist Kaeti Vandorn is the latest to take a crack at adapting classic Dr. Seuss characters into new graphic novel adventures, here sending the Grinch and Max on a series of vacations.
Cat Out of Water | Review
The Cat in the Hat comes back again, this time in the very first in a new line of graphic novels starring Dr. Seuss' characters and created by cartoonists working in their own distinct styles.
Mayor Good Boy Turns Bad | Review
Everyone seems to be acting weird and out of character in this third Mayor Good Boy adventure, no one more so than his honor himself. Has Mayor Good Boy, as the title suggests, turned bad?
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Tasty: A History of Yummy Experiments | Review
Yummy's Victoria Grace Elliott and her food sprites are back for more lessons on food history in Tasty, this time focusing on various experiments that lead from everything from the invention of cheese and pickles to instant ramen and Spam.
Recent Graphic Novel Deals, Early Jan 2023 | News
Here's a look at the latest graphic novel deals.
Mayor Good Boy Goes Hollywood | Review
A film crew has come to Greenwood to make a documentary about Mayor Good Boy in the second volume in Dave Scheidt and Miranda Harmon's charming series.
Expedition Backyard | Review
In Expedition Backyard, best friends Mole and Vole quite accidentally move from their country home to the big city and find their new home is full of nature just waiting to be explored.
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