Eye-Opening Works of Graphic Nonfiction

by R. Sikoryak ; illustrated by R. Sikoryak

An inspired reframing of a bedrock document—for younger readers, yes, but also older citizens who need waking up. Full review >

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by Tillie Walden ; illustrated by Tillie Walden

A timeless story of marriage, well-grounded in queer history. An absolute triumph. Full review >

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by Salomé Parent-Rachdi ; illustrated by Deloupy ; translated by Jenna Allen

A fascinating record of human persistence in the midst of turmoil. Full review >

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by David Lester & Marcus Rediker ; edited by Paul Buhle ; illustrated by David Lester

An evocative, incisive, and powerful piece of graphic history. Full review >

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by Rick Atkinson ; adapted by Nora Neus ; illustrated by Federico Pietrobon

For those who like their history in an artistic frame. Full review >

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by Andre Frattino ; illustrated by Yasmin Flores-Montañez

A dramatized consideration of a complex, thorny history. Full review >

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by Arizona O'Neill

A polemic critique and engaging journey through grief, at once raw and poised. Full review >

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by Gemma Correll

A memoir for those who want to laugh through the free fall of their own emotional roller coaster. Full review >

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by Leise Hook

An erudite reflection on the experience of holding two cultures within oneself. Full review >

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by Julia Wertz

A raw, honest, and frequently hilarious account of becoming a parent in the worst possible year. Full review >

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by Grace Farris

An empathetic, educational, richly human entry in the graphic medicine genre. Full review >

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by Jessica Campbell ; illustrated by Jessica Campbell

An amusing consideration of fine art—and the fine men who made it. Full review >

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by Cat Willett

A tender celebration of special bonds of affection. Full review >

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by Hubert ; illustrated by Virginie Augustin ; translated by Ivanka Hahnenberger

Fascinating and engaging, a complicated queer story depicted without apology. Full review >

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by Mariam Naiem ; illustrated by Yulia Vus & Ivan Kypibid

An impassioned illumination of the historical precedents undergirding Ukraine’s national identity. Full review >

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