In an alternate Earth where superheroes were real, a group of retired vigilantes uncover a plot that threatens their world
A stirring mixture of melodrama and social realism, this anthology tells four stories centered around a tenement in the Bronx and the lives of those who live there.
Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, Maus details the life of Holocaust survivor Valdek Spiegelman, as chronicled by his son.
The quasi-autobiographical story of two teenage girls, Enid and Becky, facing the prospect of growing up and, more importantly, growing apart.
A biographical account of how Iran was changed by the Islamic revolution, through the eyes of one woman as she comes of age.
After discovering his father is the superhero Omni-Man and his own powers, teenager Mark Grayson strives to follow in his dad's footsteps as the hero Invincible. Thus begins a remarkable coming-of-age story.
Inspired by the 1940s Superman radio serial "Clan of the Fiery Cross," New York Times bestselling author Gene Luen Yang and artist Gurihiru craft a tale of two immigrants finding ways to belong and fight bigotry in America.
The X-Men and their archenemy Magneto become unlikely allies when faced with a new enemy - televangelist William Stryker, whose followers threaten to bloody their hands and kill millions in the name of his violent crusade.
Written for Marvel Comics' 80th anniversary, this "What If?" story chronicles a reality where Peter Parker continued to age in real time through real-world events after being bitten by a radioactive spider in 1962.
The mature readers masterpiece that redefined Green Arrow for a generation and inspired the hit television series Arrow. Oliver Queen attempts to establish a new life for himself in Seattle, taking on drug-dealers, serial killers, and corrupt government officials.