The biggest story in graphic novels this year was the return of Chris Ware, whose Jimmy Corrigan and Building Stories have previously lifted the form to new heights. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Rusty Brown by Chris Ware. In Clyde Fans (Drawn & Quarterly), Canadian graphic novelist cartoonist Seth offers a masterly account of the passing of time. Hair is centre stage in Ebony Flowers’s debut Hot Comb (Drawn & Quarterly), a sharp-edged, warm-hearted series of strips about black girls growing up in the US. King of King Court by Travis DandroTravis Dandro’s searing, sad and funny King of King Court (Drawn & Quarterly) is another fine childhood memoir.

Source: The Guardian November 30, 2019 07:52 UTC