Graphic Novels
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Death Note, Volume 2: Confluence is written by Tsugumi Ohba with artwork by Takeshi Obata. This English-language paperback edition was published by VIZ Media under the Shonen Jump Advanced imprint in 2005. It contains 200 pages and carries a Teen Plus / Older Teen rating. The edition’s ISBN is 978-1-4215-0169-7. The story continues Light Yagami’s…
Detective Comics Vol. 2: The Victim Syndicate is a DC Comics graphic novel written primarily by James Tynion IV, with contributions from Marguerite Bennett, and featuring artwork by Álvaro Martínez Bueno, Eddy Barrows and Ben Oliver, among others. Published in 2017, this volume collects Detective Comics #943–949, including the full Victim Syndicate storyline and the…
Fables Vol. 2: Animal Farm collects Fables #6–10, the second story arc of the acclaimed Vertigo series. Written by Bill Willingham, with artwork by Mark Buckingham and Steve Leialoha and cover artwork by James Jean, the story follows the non-human Fables living at the Farm in upstate New York, where tensions within the community begin…
Gon, Volume 1 by Masashi Tanaka introduces the tiny but ferocious dinosaur Gon in a largely wordless manga adventure. The story relies on Tanaka’s highly detailed artwork and visual storytelling as Gon explores the natural world and encounters a wide variety of creatures. This English-language paperback edition was published by Kodansha Comics in 2011 and…
Green Lantern Corps Vol. 1: Fearsome is a DC Comics graphic novel from 2012, written by Peter J. Tomasi, with artwork by Fernando Pasarin, Scott Hanna, Geraldo Borges and Claude St. Aubin. It is the first collected volume of the Green Lantern Corps series launched as part of The New 52. The collection brings together…
Green Lantern Corps Vol. 3: Willpower is a DC Comics graphic novel from 2013, written primarily by Peter J. Tomasi, with contributions from Geoff Johns, and featuring artwork by Fernando Pasarin, ChrisCross and other artists. It is the third collected volume of the Green Lantern Corps series from The New 52 era. The collection brings…
Green Lantern Corps: Alpha War is Volume 2 of the New 52 Green Lantern Corps series, published by DC Comics in 2013. The collection is written by Peter J. Tomasi, with artwork by Fernando Pasarin and Scott Hanna. The hardcover edition was published in July 2013 and contains approximately 192 pages. The story focuses on…
Green Lantern Corps: Emerald Eclipse is a DC Comics graphic novel written by Peter J. Tomasi, with artwork by Patrick Gleason, Rebecca Buchman, Christian Alamy, Tom Nguyen and Prentis Rollins. The paperback edition was published in 2010 and collects Green Lantern Corps #33–38, bringing together the complete Emerald Eclipse storyline. The story serves as a…
Green Lantern Corps: Rebuild is Volume 4 of the New 52 Green Lantern Corps series, published by DC Comics in 2014. The collection is written by Van Jensen and Robert Venditti, with artwork by Bernard Chang, Sean Chen and other contributing artists. The story follows John Stewart and the Green Lantern Corps as they attempt…
Green Lantern Corps: Revolt of the Alpha-Lanterns is a DC Comics graphic novel originally published in 2011, collecting stories from Green Lantern Corps #21–22 and #48–52. The collection is set in the aftermath of Blackest Night and during the Brightest Day era. The story follows John Stewart, Kyle Rayner and former Guardian Ganthet as they…
Green Lantern Corps: Sins of the Star Sapphire is a trade paperback collecting a key arc from Peter J. Tomasi’s celebrated run on the series, illustrated by Patrick Gleason and Luke Ross. Published by DC Comics in 2009, the volume serves as a direct prelude to Blackest Night, the landmark crossover event that redefined the…
Green Lantern Corps: The Weaponer is a DC Comics graphic novel from 2012, written by Tony Bedard with artwork by Tyler Kirkham and Batt (Matt Banning). The collection reprints Green Lantern Corps #53–57 and is part of the Brightest Day storyline. DC lists the original graphic novel at 128 pages. The story follows the Green…
