SelfMadeHero’s Spring 2023 Titles Announced: New Graphic Biographies Of Frida Kahlo, Thomas Girtin And More
SelfMadeHero have announced their new slate of titles for Spring 2023, including work from Reinhard Kleist, Mary & Bryan Talbot,
Read moreSelfMadeHero have announced their new slate of titles for Spring 2023, including work from Reinhard Kleist, Mary & Bryan Talbot,
Read moreBarbara Yelin‘s Irmina is a reflection on war, on the Holocaust, a troubling and intelligent drama released by SelfMadeHero in
Read moreUK creators Sophie and Scarlett Rickard and publishers SelfMadeHero adapt Constance Maud’s classic 1911 suffrage novel, No Surrender, into a
Read moreSelfMadeHero’s latest graphic novel brings the worldwide philosophy bestseller by Jostein Gaarder to comics
Read moreThe author of SelfMadeHero’s Vincent turns her attention to Hipparchia and a lost strand of philosophy…
Read morePhilosophy, fine art, and the Suffragette movement, SelfMadeHero‘s newly announced quartet of Fall releases promises so much.
Read moreSelfMadeHero, José-Louis Bocquet, and Catel Muller combine for an essential history lesson in cinema with Alice Guy.
Read moreHost Leonard Sultana starts off on the right note by joking about being a middle-age, cis “bloke” hosting a panel
Read moreSelfMadeHero announces the English-language publication of Aimée de Jongh’s Days of Sand, a bestselling graphic novel inspired by real-life stories
Read moreFollowing the launch of SelfMadeHero‘s Graphic Anthology Programme launch in 2021 which led to Catalyst the graphic novel anthology, now
Read moreKnock Out! is the latest of Reinhard Kleist‘s graphic novels from SelfMadeHero, the true story of the bisexual black American
Read moreIn The Dancing Plague, Gareth Brookes‘ takes established historical events to ground what we’re reading in fact, but then cleverly
Read moreI Feel Love, an anthology of short fictions that explores love’s dark, twisted underbelly thanks to editors Julian Hanshaw and
Read moreThe man who changed running, that’s what they call Emil Zátopek, one of the greatest Olympic champions of all time,
Read moreJust announced from SelfMadeHero, a UK graphic novel publisher of UK and foreign material – the Graphic Anthology Programme (GAP). Designed
Read moreA beautiful, thoughtful look back at a life, beginning to end, a study on choices made and roads not taken
Read moreAs Wine – A Graphic History so neatly puts it – ‘The history of wine is nothing less than the
Read moreIn Medicine: A Graphic History, surgeon and professor of medical history, Jean-Noël Fabiani, together with artist Philippe Bercovici attempt to
Read moreClimbing meets art as Jean-Marc Rochette (Snowpiercer) and co-writer Olivier Bocquet slowly but surely craft a tale that captures the
Read moreI. N. J. Culbard’s At the Mountains of Madness opens in silence. A graphic novel adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft’s novella,
Read moreThanks to word processing programs like Microsoft Word there’s probably been a few occasions where you’ve had to decide what
Read moreMozart in Paris tells a fascinating and often gloriously inventive tale of a musical genius escaping an overbearing father and
Read moreWhen chronicling the life of one of the world’s most innovative, wonderful dancers, you need a book that ascends to
Read moreABC of Typography is a book that could have been a dry treatise, walking us through 3,500 years of type
Read moreBack in 2014, Rob Davis began a trilogy of books that are some of the best examples of just how
Read moreFrom British comic book creator Rob Davis (Black Crown Quarterly) comes The Book of Forks, the third book in a
Read moreFrom British comic book creator Rob Davis (Black Crown Quarterly) comes The Book of Forks, the third book in a
Read more“Sardonic, gainfully employed – and in trouble.“ That’s the tag-line for Maggy Garrisson, a rather fabulous new private detective graphic
Read moreA highly influential street artist, Jean-Michel Basquiat gets his own biographical graphic novel from SelfMadeHero this coming May 9th from Julian Voloj and
Read moreSometimes there are graphic novels that sound stranger than fiction, but are in fact all too real. Guantanamo Kid: The
Read moreComing this March from SelfMadeHero comes the graphic novel history of America’s love affair with cannabis, simply entitled Cannabis: An
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