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Goscinny and Uderzo’s cheery comic-book parodies reflected none of the real horror of Roman imperialism – and painted an irresistible portrait of postwar Europe... 
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On this week’s show, we talk to graphic novelist Isabel Greenberg about her comic Glass Town and the 2020 longlist for the International Booker prize...
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The comics form, with its strong visual and dramatic ... element, has proven to be effective at helping us to engage with difficult subjects
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A superb, informed and insightful essay by Nicola Streeten, herself an illustrator, graphic novelist and also the first British woman to publish a graphic memoir, 'Billy, Me & You'.
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This is part two of a three-part cyberpunk comics list, looking at the best comics in the genre.
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Matthew Dooley’s elegiac debut Flake tells of rival ice-cream salesmen. It’s warm, affectionate and full of outrageous puns. Walt Whipman, anyone?
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The new comic is the latest in a number of posthumous projects based on the work of a writer who was famously shy of publicity
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Apostolos Doxiadis discusses graphic novels, and their reliance on artificial convention over mimesis
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Today's Top Ten Tuesday topic from The Broke and the Bookish is "ten books I'd give to readers who have never read X." While my first instinct would be for audiobooks, I've already written a...
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