Happy new comic book day, if you’re DC Comics you’ll be celebrating on Tuesday, everyone else will have their new books delivered to stores on Wednesday. If you have a young to mid-elementary aged reader they’ll need to check out Fox & Rabbit: Make Believe. This is an original, hardback graphic novel by Beth Ferry with illustrations by Gergely Dudas. It’s a graphic novel that uses warmth, friendship and the imagination that a kid can relate in a book with distinct chapters, but is also loaded with pictures. Call it comfort food for the young, reluctant reader’s heart. Those six through eight-year-olds that are told that they must read, but are knee-deep in graphic novels need to look at this series.
In all age comic books, Looney Tunes #256, Sonic the Hedgehog #32, and Mega Man: Fully Charged #2 are all out this week. A trade paperback that’s worth checking out, Power Rangers Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is out this week and completely awesome. The comic books in the mini-series had their distribution thrown out of whack by the virus. Because of that, people who would’ve enjoyed this mini-series either didn’t know or couldn’t find the comic books. This is an action-based mini-series that’s great for upper elementary and older. It perfectly captures the identity of each team and puts their respective foibles in each other’s paths too.
Humor
Disney/PIXAR The Incredibles 2: Slow Burn, UE, M Fox & Rabbit, Make Believe, E Looney Tunes #256, E, M, H The Peanuts Book, E, M, H Sherlock Bones and the Natural History Museum, UE, M Sonic the Hedgehog #32, E, M
Superhero
Power Rangers Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles trade paperback, UE, M, H Power Rangers Drakkon, #2, UE, M, H World of Reading, Marvel Avengers Five Super Hero Stories, E
Science-fiction/Action
Invader Zim Quarterly #2, UE, M Mega Man Fully Charged #2, UE, M Plants Vs. Zombies Boxed Set, E, M, H
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