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| Smith, Jeff Bone |
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Fone Bone becomes separated from his cousins from Boneville. He meets dangerous rat creatures, friendly possums, helpful and lovely Thorn, and a watchful dragon in the valley. Bone finds his cousin Phoney Bone when Thorn's Grandma returns home with her beloved racing cows. Phoney Bone is always looking for a way to make lots of money. He decides betting on the cow race will do it. If you like this graphic novel look for the entire series. |
| CLAMP Clover 1 |
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Civilian Kazuhiko Ryu is forced back to duty to deliver a package. The package is a young girl named Sue, who grew up in a greenhouse alone and is known as a clover possessing extraordinary powers. As she and the former military man, Kazuhiko travel they are met with obstacles- including Kazuhiko's enemy Bol. This is a black and white manga series. |
| Smith, Kevin Daredevil Visionaries |
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Matt Murdock is a lawyer by day in the law offices of Sharpe, Nelson, and Murdock. At night he is Daredevil, super hero protector of Hell's Kitchen in New York City. Blinded in an accident, he overcomes that sensory lack with the heightened powers his remaining senses give him. Someone determined to eliminate a baby left with Daredevil by a young girl for his protection hires his adversary Bullseye. Terrible events occur to Daredevil and people he cares for when the baby enters his life. He is determined to find the truth about the baby and why someone desperately wants it dead. |
| Brennan, Michael Electric Girl |
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Meet Electric girl as she is born in a hospital inhabited by a trio of gremlins intent on mischief. Next time you see her she's a teenager contending with Oogleeoog, one of the gremlins only she can see. As a young girl portrayed later in the story she receives her dog Blammo from her Mom. Electric girl needs her special powers with electricity to get her out of the troubles she encounters from the gremlin's interference in her life. |
| Kesel, Barbara Meridian:Flying Solo |
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Sephie is marked with the sigil as her beloved father is dying. The transfer of power isn't evident to her initially, but her Uncle recognizes what has happened as he is marked too. Sephie is taken away from her home by her uncle under the guise of protection, but he isn't concerned about Sephie or her people on the floating island of Meridian. As she becomes aware of what he plans she returns to help her family, friends and fellow islanders. This is a richly illustrated series. |
| Hosler, Jay Clan Apis |
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The life of a honeybee is shown in this tale told with humor. The hive of bees with a queen, her workers, and drones combine a science lesson with the daily life of honeybee, Nyuki. Young Nyuki is reluctant to leave the hive. When she does, she meets a dung beetle named Sisyphus, and a touchy flower named Bloomington. Nyuki grows to understand about nature and relationships. |
| Barry, Lynda One Hundred Demons |
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Remembering what it was like to be a teenager with a screaming Mother, awkward dancing abilities, bad boyfriends, painful friendships, and concerns about hair and looks is portrayed in this funny, realistic, and honest series of comic strips. Barry reveals what it feels like to be an outsider and how she survived the demons of her childhood and teen years to become a cartoonist, playwright and writer in a semi-autobiographical tale she describes as "autobifictionalography." |
| Busiek, Kurt The Wizard's Tale |
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The wizard Bafflerog is supposed to be an evil wizard, but he doesn't like hurting anyone. He is a friend with a toad, captured by Groatelaw when he was a young wizard and transformed when he would not reveal the location of a powerful book wanted by the forces of evil. They travel to find the location of the book and Bafflerog finds more than is intended. |
| Winick, Judd Pedro and Me |
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Real World San Franciso brought author Judd Winick and AIDS activist, Pedro Zamora together. They were roommates in the house filmed 24/7 in the reality based television show in 1994. This is the story of their friendship, Pedro's reaction to finding that he was HIV positive, and what Pedro taught Judd Winick and thousands of others who met him, saw him speak, or read this book about his life. |
| Spiegelman, Art, Maus I |
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Pulitzer Prize winning graphic novel about the Holocaust and a relationship between a Holocaust survivor and his son. Nazis are depicted as cats and mice are Jews held in the concentration camp. |
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