Great Graphic Novels for Teens
About the Great Graphic Novels for Teens
The list presents graphic novels published in the past 16 months that are recommended reading for teens aged twelve to eighteen.
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Fiction
2013 Selection(s)
Avalon Chronicles: Once in a Blue Moon, V. 1.
DeFilippis, Nunzio, Emma Vieceli and Christina Weir. 2012, illus., Oni Press, $19.99
Aeslin is sucked into her favorite childhood storybook only to find that her family and this fantasy world are intertwined.
Batman: Noël
Bermejo, Lee. 2011, illus., DC Comics, $22.99
It's winter in Gotham City and Batman's playing Scrooge.
Broxo
Giallongo, Zack. 2012, illus., Roaring Brook/First Second, paper, $16.99
Princess Zora and Broxo uncover the secrets of his past.
Broxo
Giallongo, Zack. 2012, illus., Roaring Brook/First Second, paper, $16.99
Princess Zora and Broxo uncover the secrets of his past.
Cow Boy
Cosby, Nate and Chris Eliopoulos. 2012, illus., Archaia, $19.95
Young Boyd is determined to bring the dastardly Linney family to justice.
Goliath
Gauld, Tom. 2012, illus., Drawn and Quarterly, $19.95
David and Goliath told from the perspective of the un-assuming giant.
Hopeless Maine: Personal Demons V.1
Brown, Nimue and Tom Brown. 2012, illus., Archaia, $19.95
Salamandra finds herself in a supernatural orphanage.
Sigil: Out of Time
Carey, Mike, Leonard Kirk and others. 2011, illus., Marvel, paper, $14.99
Samantha discovers her powers and journeys through time to seek vengeance for her mother’s death.
Smoke and Mirrors
Costa, Mike, Jon Armstrong and Ryan Browne. 2012, illus., IDW, paper, $19.99
Stage magician Terry Ward finds himself lost in an alternate world where magic is real.
Ultimate Comics Spider-man, V.1.
Bendis, Brian Michael and Sara Pichelli. 2012, illus., Marvel, $24.99
Witness the birth of a new Spider-man Miles Morales.
