In This Issue

Fans of the comic arts ought to look into these fabulous new offerings: something wicked is afoot in Clara & the Devil, the "sleek, tense, and seductive" first graphic collaboration between fantasy author Olivie Blake and visual artist Little Chmura. Gengoroh Tagame cooks up "a charming love story" for a salesman and a chef in Fish and Water. Meanwhile, I Won't Pretend These Missiles Are Stars collects reminiscences from 15 anonymous artists of the Cartoonist Collective of Tehran to memorialize the civilian survivors of war in Iran. And Grace Farris's memoir, See One, Do One, Teach One, considers the care and determination required for her to become a doctor. With their dynamic approach to visual storytelling, these are just a few of the spectacular graphic books worth taking note of this summer!

--Dave Wheeler, senior editor, Shelf Awareness
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