http://www.graphicnovelreview.com A look at book-length comics for the casual reader. Fri, 13 Nov 2009 21:35:42 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Our own Derik A. Badman (also of MadInkBeard.com fame) is cooking food from the culinary manga series Oishinbo, as a sort of alternate means of reviewing the book. Previously: an overview of the entire meal and Miso soup! Today: Hijiki! http://www.graphicnovelreview.com/?p=131 All this week, our own Derik A. Badman (also of MadInkBeard.com fame) will be cooking food from the culinary manga series Oishinbo, as a sort of alternate means of reviewing the book. Previously: an overview of the entire meal. Today: Miso soup! http://www.graphicnovelreview.com/?p=121 I thought I had pre-scheduled the remaining installments of Derik Badman's Cooking With Manga to run correctly, immediately after number one, but I did not! My apologies. I've got all the content right here, but Friday seems like a bad day to start -- so I have decided to restart ... http://www.graphicnovelreview.com/?p=119 All this week, our own Derik A. Badman (also of MadInkBeard.com fame) will be cooking food from the culinary manga series Oishinbo, as a sort of alternate means of reviewing the book. Today: an overview of the entire meal. Tomorrow: Miso soup! When manga first starting appearing in English, I was ... http://www.graphicnovelreview.com/?p=96 Today, our newly regular (as in: from this point forward) contributor Sean Kleefeld of Kleefeld on Comics takes a look at one of the few nonfiction/journalistic comics to break out of the webcomics scene: Josh Neufeld's A.D.: New Orleans After the Deluge. Is it worth owning on paper? Find out, ... http://www.graphicnovelreview.com/?p=91 Whatever Happened to the World of Tomorrow? by Brian Fies rails against what Fies calls the "a broken promise" at the heart of the "millennial complaint, "˜Where's my flying car and jetpack?'" The Author's Note lays out the basic thesis: Fies grew up believing in the utopian future presented in ... http://www.graphicnovelreview.com/?p=78 Yaoi -- Japanese comics featuring romance and/or sex between men -- is currently one of the most popular genres of manga in the U.S. Non-fans are often baffled by the popularity of yaoi with female readers, especially teenage girls. But fans love yaoi as romance, as drama, and as ... http://www.graphicnovelreview.com/?p=77 Yaoi -- Japanese comics featuring romance and/or sex between men -- is currently one of the most popular genres of manga in the U.S. Non-fans are often baffled by the popularity of yaoi with female readers, especially teenage girls. But fans love yaoi as romance, as drama, and as ... http://www.graphicnovelreview.com/?p=74 Yaoi -- Japanese comics featuring romance and/or sex between men -- is currently one of the most popular genres of manga in the U.S. Non-fans are often baffled by the popularity of yaoi with female readers, especially teenage girls. But fans love yaoi as romance, as drama, and as fantasy ... http://www.graphicnovelreview.com/?p=71 Yaoi—Japanese comics featuring romance and/or sex between men—is currently one of the most popular genres of manga in the U.S. Non-fans are often baffled by the popularity of yaoi with female readers, especially teenage girls. But fans love yaoi as romance, as drama, and as fantasy fodder. ... http://www.graphicnovelreview.com/?p=67