Tag: graphic novel
Artificial by Maria Llovet
Steam by Shaenon K. Garrity
Angelica and the Bear Prince by Trung Le Nguyen
Queen B’s Decree: This is a sweet and pretty graphic novel that delves into some deeper topics, such as grief and burn out. I enjoyed the art style, illustrations, and story line. I really enjoyed the background pen pal story, a little You’ve Got Mail-esque (which I love). And despite some of the deeper and […]
A Bite of Pepper by Balazs Lorinczi
Queen B’s Decree: Honestly, I don’t know why I don’t read more graphic novels. Because I’ve become too pampered and hate to hold open physical books to read sometimes?? We’ll never know. But A Bite of Pepper hit the spot. Fun storyline, interesting characters, amazing art design. The ending felt a little open-ended and I […]
Dominion, Volume 1 by Memoh Comics
Queen B’s Decree: I’m really learning that graphic novels are 100% my bag. The first volume of Dominion is a historical fantasy whodunit with a black cat x cinnamon roll kind of dynamic. The art, the banter, the story line, the extra quippy comics at the end of some of the chapters? Literally nothing I […]
Les Normaux by Janine Janssen
Queen B’s Decree: I really should read them more, because graphic novels can be so fun. Sebastian has been…kind of cut off by his non-magical parents and he’s moved to the magical world to attend school. On his first night out, he meets hot vampire, Elia. After that, they have some funny and awkward circumstances […]






