Global Graphic Novels
Blue Is The Warmest Color
Julie Maroh’s Blue Is The Warmest Color follows Clementine’s sexual journey. While the text is a love story set in France, it is colored with harsh realities with Clementine's internalized homophobia that is regularly reinforced by friends and family.
Chicken with Plums
Marjane Satrapi’s Chicken With Plums tells the story of her great-uncle Nasser Ali Khan’s love and death.
Drawing the Line
Drawing the line is a compelling anthology by 14 Indian women responding to the 2012 New Delhi bus attack that was a flash point in the women’s rights movement against sexual violence. While some of the short stories deal with sexual violence straight on, many others focus on the gender disparities that support the rape culture.
Exit Wounds
Rutu Modan’s Exit Wounds follows Koby and Numi as they search for Koby’s dad who has disappeared.
