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Provides biographical details on Donald Trump and discusses the environment which led to his rise as a contender for president of the United States.

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From comic book all star Paul Levitz, an original graphic novel mystery.

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An intruiging and accessible nonfiction graphic novel about the role wealth and influence play in American democracy.

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An ALA Top Ten Best Graphic Novel for Children

The second book in this graphic nonfiction series about real FBI cases is a gripping account of an escape from Alcatraz, the infamous island prison.

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Germany, in the final years of the Third Reich. Hermann Karnau is a sound engineer obsessed with recording the human voice in all its variations. Employed by the Nazis, his assignments take him to party rallies, to the eastern front, and into the household of Joseph Goebbels. There he meets Helga, the eldest daughter...

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A funny graphic memoir that takes us through the early diaries of Merrill Markoe (the original head writer for the The David Letterman Show) and captures the difficulties of growing up and, ultimately, finding out that a smart mouth is a perfectly fine thing to have.

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Vibrant yet darkly humorous comics for commiserating over life's deepest concerns, from Instagram artist Alison Zai.

We all know the gut-wrenching pang that comes after accepting that a beautiful moment will soon become a distant memory.

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In 1945, after over a decade as a commercial illustrator - drawing advertisements and cartoons for Life, Time, Esquire, Newsweek, and many others - the author invented a genre all his own: one might call it the Existential Gag Cartoon. In this book, he uses this most ephemeral of forms to explore the deepest mysteries of human existence.

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An apocalyptic international comics sensation of an Earth turned to an icy hell that lets you follow Scully and Wynn from their icy home of Wintersea into a killing wasteland where the coldest place is the human heart.

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Scully and Wynn as they travel across a brutal world in search of Wynn's parents only to find that the coldest place on Earth is the human heart.

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The story of one of China's greatest heroes told in graphic novel format.

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As this national news story unfolds around her, Una finds herself on the receiving end of a series of violent acts for which she feels she is to blame.

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A moving, surprisingly funny, and inspiring graphic memoir by a woman who lost her two-year-old son after heart surgery, Billy, Me & You is a bracing and memorable account of recovery after bereavement.

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From the winner of the inaugural Myriad First Graphic Novel Competition, here is a darkly funny story of obsession, beautifully crafted in embroidery and lino-cut.

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Bobby Kennedy's last campaignan homage to a leader who might have changed history and a reconstruction of the conspiracy to stop him.

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In this International Year of the Co-op, Co-operative Revolution illustrates the history and enduring appeal of this robust business model.

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Olivier Kugler's evocative drawings document the experiences of Syrian refugees he met in Iraqi Kurdistan, Greece, France, Germany, Switzerland and England, mostly on assignment for Medecins Sans Frontieres. Acutely observing the objects, locations and conversations that make up our daily lives, his work will resonate with all readers.

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For the Love of God, Marie! tackles themes of sexism, body image, gender identity, racism, faith (and doubting it), family and the importance of educating people about sex and their bodies, and shows, with Sarson's exuberant art and trademark lightness of touch, how attitudes have changed over the last fifty years in Britain.

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The life, times, and work of Herbert Marcuse, one of the 20th century's most remarkable cultural figures.

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Hole in the Heart is a moving, at times, funny, ironic and refreshingly honest look at living with a child who has special needs.