Our collection of Graphic Novels is small but growing. This page features award-winning books (some that are not in this library) and books we have here at Del Mar.

Graphic Novels at Del Mar:

Nonfiction

CALL NUM.TITLE        AUTHOR

741.5 ARASergio Aragonés Groo & Rufferto    Aragonés, Sergio.

741.5 DIXThe Hobbit: Illustrated edition of the fantasy classic               

                                                                                             Dixon, Charles,

741.5 JONDragon Ball Z.                    Jones, Gerard.

741.5 KUPThe metamorphosis            Kuper, Peter,

741.5 OHKDragon knights.            Ohkami, Mineko.

741.5 SEAIt's a bird- (Superman)    Seagle, Steven T.

741.5 EIS        Comics & sequential art    Eisner, Will.

741.5 G        The Arbor House book of cartooning   Gerberg, Mort.

741.5 Lai        Animals: How to draw them.    Laidman, Hugh.

741.5 Pel        The art of making comic books    Pellowski, Michael

741.5 ROM1 world manga.            Roman, Annette.

Fiction

B ALEAlexander the Great: the life of a king Shone, Rob.

B CAEJulius Caesar: the life of a Roman generalJeffrey, Gary.

B CLECleopatra: the life of an Egyptian queenJeffrey, Gary.

B RICRichard the Lionheart                West, David,

B SPASpartacus: the life of a Roman gladiatorShone, Rob.

Fic LATKampung boy.                                Lat.

Fic LYGThe astonishing adventures of Fanboy & Goth Girl by Lyga, Barry.

Award-Winning Graphic Novels

Pulitzer Prize winner:

Maus a.k.a. Maus: A Survivor's Tale — My Father Bleeds History by Art Spiegelman

Hugo Award winner:

•Watchmen by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons

Kirby Award for Best Graphic Album winners:

•Beowulf (First Comics)

•The Rocketeer, by Dave Stevens (Eclipse Comics)

•Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, by Frank Miller and Klaus Janson (DC)