| 1. Kin (The Good Neighbors, Book 1) | 
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By: Holly Black, Ted Naifeh
Publisher: GRAPHIX
October 01, 2008
This is the first book in series of graphic novels called "The Good Neighbors" by Holly Black and Ted Naifeh. Looks like right now there are going to be three books. The second one is called "Kith" and it is already out. The third will be called "Kind" and will be out in 2010. I enjoyed this graphic novel a lot. Both the artwork and the story are very engaging.
Rue's mom has disappeared... more
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| 2. Courtney Crumrin Volume 4: Courtney Crumrin's Monstrous Holiday (Courtney Crumrin (Graphic Novels)) (v. 4) | 
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By: Ted Naifeh
Publisher: Oni Press
April 01, 2009
When I purchased this I was under the mistaken impression that it was a new story but it turns out to be a collection of previously-released volumes of Courtney's travels with her warlock guardian. I loved the stories but was disappointed in this collection simply because I already owned them in individual form. When I purchased it the description given didn't mention the fact that this is a collection... more
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| 3. Courtney Crumrin, Vol. 2: Courtney Crumrin & The Coven of Mystics (Courtney Crumrin (Graphic Novels)) |
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By: Ted Naifeh
By: Ted Naifeh
Publisher: Oni Press
September 24, 2003
Courtney Crumrin...
dear lovers of magical graphic novels,
... is simply wonderful. She reminds us a bit in disposition of Emily the Strange. She is charming despite her near permanent scowl, and we love stories about magic. The art is great and we so wish we could live in the house she inhabits with her warlock Uncle A. In this story, Courtney takes on the local magicians in an effort... more
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| 4. Courtney Crumrin, Vol. 1: Courtney Crumrin & The Night Things (Courtney Crumrin (Graphic Novels)) |
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By: Ted Naifeh
By: Ted Naifeh
Publisher: Oni Press
May 28, 2003
I wasn't quite sure if this book was going to be good or not when i bought it, but the artwork was just so awesome i had to. When i got it i read it in one sitting. That's how good it was. It pulled me in on the first page, and i just couldn't stop reading. I ended up loving all of the characters...even the mean ones. All in all i love this book and i love the second one as well. I am really glad i... more
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| 5. Courtney Crumrin, Vol. 3: Courtney Crumrin In The Twilight Kingdom (Courtney Crumrin (Graphic Novels)) (v. 3) |
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By: Ted Naifeh
By: Ted Naifeh
Publisher: Oni Press
September 22, 2004
we love the Courtney Crumrin series...
dear lovers of magical graphic novels,
..., we love the art and the stories. In this one Courtney's friends in magic school try a spell without considering the consequences and Courtney has to take them into the Twilight Realm to unravel it and set things straight. Great stuff.
kyela,
the silver elves... more
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| 6. Polly and the Pirates, Volume 1 (v. 1) | 
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By: Ted Naifeh
By: Ted Naifeh
Publisher: Oni Press
August 09, 2006
"Polly And The Pirates" is another, like "Rapunzel's Revenge" in the growing genre of illustrated adventure fiction for young girls. In this case the "Polly And The Pirates" paperback is a reprint of issues one through six of the comic book of the same name by Oni Press. In this case young Polly lives in an alternate past reality where she is sent to a very proper boarding school where she rooms... more
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| 7. Nocturnals Volume 2: The Dark Forever & Other Tales (Nocturnals 2) | |
By: Dan Brereton, Ted Naifeh, Various
Publisher: Image Comics
August 19, 2009
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| 8. Gloom Cookie, Vol. 1 (v. 1) |
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By: Serena Valentino, Ted Naifeh
Publisher: SLG Publishing
January 26, 2001
I picked this series up because it was recommended to me. I loved this book & it's artwork. The characters were cute, but at times I felt like the stories were a bit too fragmented. The storyline was very clear & linear, but at times I felt like the artists could have spent just a teensy bit more time filling in the blank spots between stories. There are parts to the story that just could have... more
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| 9. Courtney Crumrin and the Prince of Nowhere (Courtney Crumrin (Graphic Novels)) |
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By: Ted Naifeh
Publisher: Oni Press
December 10, 2008
Courtney Crumrin - comicdom's premiere pint-sized curmedgeon - and her uncle Aloysius continue their European travels in this tale that takes the duo to Germany and into the history of the Crumrin (or Krumrhein) family, and into some of the darker territory the books have yet explored, as both the horrors of vampirism and the internal, more personal horrors - disillusionment, fear and depression... more
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| 10. Alabaster |
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By: Caitlin Kiernan, Ted Naifeh
Publisher: Far Territories
May 14, 2009
Alabaster collects five works of Kiernan's short fiction, all centered on her character Dancy Flammarion, first introduced in her novel Threshold. (Note that I'd never read any of Kiernan's work before this, so this collection clearly stands well on its own.) Dancy is an orphaned, albino girl who seeks out and kills monsters on the command of a terrifying angel. Each of the stories records her encounter... more
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