Graphic Novels

Fangs by Sarah Andersen is a charming graphic novel that follows the quirky romance between Elsie, a 326-year-old vampire, and Jimmy, a 20-something werewolf. Their relationship blossoms through a series of humorous and endearing vignettes, highlighting the unique dynamics of their supernatural love story. Set against a gothic backdrop, the book offers a delightful mix of romance, comedy, and a touch of horror, making it a must-read for fans of unconventional love tales

Lunar New Year Love Story by Gene Luen Yang and LeUyen Pham follows Valentina Tran, a Vietnamese American teen cursed to lose her heart unless she finds true love within a year. After heartbreak, she meets Leslie, a lion dancer, and their growing connection becomes a journey through love, cultural tradition, and self-discovery. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Lunar New Year celebrations, the story blends magical realism with emotional depth and heritage.

Ruined by Sarah Vaughn is a Regency-era graphic novel that follows Catherine Benson, a woman with a tarnished reputation, and Andrew Davener, a man in desperate need of a dowry to restore his family’s estate. Their marriage of convenience unexpectedly blossoms into a passionate romance, challenging their initial reservations and societal expectations. The story delves into themes of duty, desire, and the complexities of love, set against a richly illustrated historical backdrop

Bonding by Matthew Erman is a quirky sci-fi romance set in a world where people are physically fused with parasitic creatures that mirror their emotional states. The story follows Marcus and Laura as they navigate the awkward beginnings of love, complicated by the unpredictable behavior of their parasites. Their relationship grows deeper as they learn to accept each other’s flaws—both human and alien—highlighting the vulnerability and intimacy of true connection.

The romance in Blankets centers around Craig’s intense and tender relationship with Raina, his first love, which becomes a refuge from the emotional isolation and religious pressure he experiences at home. Their bond develops during a winter visit, portrayed with poetic visuals and quiet intimacy, capturing the innocence and vulnerability of young love. As their relationship deepens, it also begins to reveal emotional complexities and growing pains, leading to a bittersweet separation that marks a turning point in Craig’s journey toward adulthood.