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Best Sellers in Hardcover Graphics Books
1KINDRED
By Octavia E Butler, Damian Duffy and John Jennings
A woman travels through time — from the 1970s to the pre-Civil War era — in this adaptation of Butler’s 1979 novel.
Read more about this book...2DANTDM: TRAYAURUS AND THE ENCHANTED CRYSTAL
By Dan Middleton, Doreen Mulryan and Mike Love
Dr. Trayaurus and Dan must prevent five powerful crystals from falling into the hands of their arch–nemesis, Denton.
Read more about this book...3BATMAN: THE KILLING JOKE
By Alan Moore and Brian Bolland
This critically acclaimed story from 1988 offers a possible origin for the Joker.
Read more about this book...4SNOW WHITE
By Matt Phelan
The story of Snow White is reimagined here as a noir tale set in Manhattan during the Great Depression.
Read more about this book...5THE BEST AMERICAN COMICS 2016
By edited Roz Chast and Bill Kartalopoulos
This collection features contributions from Chris Ware, Cece Bell and others.
Read more about this book...6NATHAN HALE’S HAZARDOUS TALES: ALAMO ALL–STARS
By Nathan Hale
The Texas Revolution is the latest subject in this nonfiction series.
Read more about this book...7ROLLING BLACKOUTS: DISPATCHES FROM TURKEY, SYRIA AND IRAQ
By Sarah Glidden
The author travels with a team of journalists as they interview civilians and refugees from various war zones.
Read more about this book...8STAR WARS: THE ORIGINAL TRILOGY
By the staff of the Lucas Film Book Group
A new adaptation of the first three movies.
Read more about this book...9ONE HUNDRED NIGHTS OF HERO
By Isabel Greenberg
In the tradition of "One Thousand and One Nights," this book depicts a variety of tales and myths centered on female storytellers in an imaginary world.
Read more about this book...10FIGHT CLUB 2
By Chuck Palahniuk and Cameron Stewart
In this sequel to Palahniuk’s 1996 novel, Tyler Durden re-emerges to create mayhem once again.
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