Well, if I could be so bold...
We tend to highlight new material that gets us excited every week over
on www.blogspot.goshlondon.com (that's the Gosh Comics blog). Plus
there's a general new release list.
In fairness, a number of stores actually do a weekly update on their
new GN releases, but most only reproduce the publisher's blurb.
Given the serial nature of most comics output, you could also get an
idea of what to look out for in the future by following some of the
review sites out there, such as http://www.the-isb.com/
The New York Times now has a graphic novel ("Graphic Books") section
to their bestseller list now, to give you an idea of what's doing
well. Handily split into HC, SC & manga:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/23/books/bestseller/bestgraphicbooks.h...
Andrew.
On 17 July, 13:40, Beth Arwen <lip08...@shef.ac.uk> wrote:
> Hi,
> You'd have to give me a better idea of what you wanted to look for.
> One series that is just coming into the UK is the Myths and Legends
> series from Lerner Books. These are pretty slim but some of the
> artwork is lovely and I've found them great to use with YA readers.
> The USA website is below, some of those released here are on Amazon
> and similar sites.
> http://www.lernerbooks.com/cgi-bin/books.sh/lernerpublishing.p?navact...
> Lerner also do some of the old 'you guide the story' books for
> children in graphic novel format. These are quite good and would be
> fine for kids, but again are very slim and only have a handful of
> outcomes so aren't thrilling for adults.
> There are also a lot of Green Lantern re-issues coming out before the
> film. If the films any good, they'll probably be popular in libraries
> for a time.
> Hope that's a couple of thoughts; give me some more details if you are
> interested in anything specific.
> Yours,
> Arwen
> On 25 May, 21:53, Formonthills <formonthi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Can anyone recommend any new up and coming publications
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