April showers may or may not bring May flowers, depending on where you are. But there’s one thing we can all look forward to: a crop of brand-new graphic novels and comic books to keep you occupied until the Justin Timberlake memes explode on your social media feeds.
This month, you’ll be able to enjoy adaptations of old favorites, tales of whimsy and fantasy just perfect for escapism, and more grounded stories about young people finding their way in a confusing world. Whether you’re excited to sit outside with your new reads or are looking for an excuse to stay inside away from the bugs and the allergies, you’re sure to find something suited to your tastes below.
Sounds great, huh? So what are we waiting for? Let’s dive in now!
 Unemployed Killers Support Group by Rio (Apr 21)Even vicious assassins need emotional support. That is the premise behind this new series, which follows unrepentant killers who are each struggling with a catastrophic fall from grace. The past haunts them all, but for one of the group members, the danger might be more physical than psychological… |
 Until We Meet Again by Lily Kim Qian (Apr 21)In this gorgeously illustrated graphic memoir, Lily relates her peripatetic childhood with her loving but sometimes uncommunicative single father. Occasional intrusions from her mentally ill mother add to her sense of dislocation and instability, until maturity and her own brushes with mental illness help her to accept the past and embrace the future. |
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