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Creator Interviews:
Jane Yolen and Foiled: The GNR Interview
Bestselling author Jane Yolen tackles her first graphic novel in Foiled. She's already at work on two more graphic-novel projects, and we caught up with her to talk about her delightful new work. By John Hogan

An Interview with Christopher Hart
Prolific artist and writer Christopher Hart talks about his books, including his latest release, Manga for the Beginner: Chibis. By Danica Davidson

M.K. Perker and Insomnia Café
Talented writer and artist M.K. Perker talks about his comics background and how it all brought him to this point: the debut of his impressive graphic novel Insomnia Café. By John Hogan

Recent Blog Posts:
Stan Lee Helps Launch Rock'n Comic-Con
Lee will be the guest of honor.

Thursday Is the Day
Book your hotel for San Diego Comic-Con!

Get a Preview of Trickster
An anthology of stories based on Native American lore

Help Andrew Farago Get a Haircut!
Farago will shave Batman's symbol into his head...for a charitable cost.

Neil Gaiman on CBS Sunday Morning
Interview with Gaiman on Coraline

Feature Stories:
Behind the Scenes with TokyoPop Senior Editor Lillian Diaz-Przybyl
TokyoPop senior editor Lillian Diaz-Przybyl answers the GNR questionnaire.

Book Excerpt Preview: Trickster: Native American Tales
Meet the trickster, a crafty creature or being who disrupts the order of things, often humiliating others and sometimes himself in the process. Whether a coyote or rabbit, raccoon or raven, tricksters use cunning to get food, steal precious possessions, or simply cause mischief. Trickster brings together Native American folklore and the world of graphic novels for the first time. Here’s a preview.

Op-Ed: Ten Years of Getting Graphic
Librarian Michele Gorman shares her 10-year history of incorporating graphic novels into her library and shows how she made it a success with teens by actually learning about what teens want to read.

Books Into Movies: A Super Makeover
The Superman movies are getting a reboot, courtesy of Batman director and writer Christopher Nolan and David S. Goyer.

Coming Soon: Books Pubbing Shortly
Get ready for action with our list of what books will be out in the weeks ahead.

Videos: Heroes for My Son and Iron Man 2
Bestselling author Brad Meltzer explains what inspired him to spend years writing his latest book, Heroes for My Son. Plus, check out the newest trailer for Iron Man 2!

FICTION REVIEWS:
The Bronx Kill by Peter Milligan and James Romberger
Martin Keane comes from a family of cops...and maybe something much worse. When his wife suddenly goes missing, leaving him as the only suspect, he will begin to uncover a crime that has gone unsolved for decades...and involves his own great-grandfather. Reviewed by John Hogan

Stephen King's The Dark Tower: Fall of Gilead by Robin Furth, Peter David, and Richard Isanove
Stephen King's eerie Dark Tower series continues to come to life through this series of graphic-novel adaptations. The latest in the series lives up to the excellent standard set by the previous books. Reviewed by Stephen Giordano

Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter: The Laughing Corpse, Book 1: Animator by Laurell K. Hamilton and Ron Lim
Vampire executioner Anita Blake finds herself on the wrong side of a voodoo priestess when she begins investigating a case of zombies eating people. Reviewed by Snow Wildsmith

Oishinbo: Japanese Cuisine by Tetsu Kariya and Hanasaki Akira
Slacker journalist Yamaoka Shirō is assigned to create the "Ultimate Menu," a meal that encompasses everything that is the best about Japanese cuisine. Reviewed by Snow Wildsmith

NONFICTION REVIEWS:
Rough Justice edited by Chip Kidd
Go behind the scenes of the beautifully painted superhero artwork of Alex Ross, as the artist details his experiences with some of the most popular comics characters of all time. Reviewed by John Hogan

You Can Do a Graphic Novel by Barbara Slate
Learn for yourself how to make a graphic novel go from an idea in your head to a printed piece of work in this guide. Reviewed by John Hogan

TEEN REVIEWS:
Hero Tales, Vol. 2 by Huang Jin-Zhou and Hiromu Arakawa
Taitou begins to try to learn to control his ki, but a dangerous enemy may not give him time to learn. Reviewed by Snow Wildsmith

Foiled by Jane Yolen and Mike Cavallaro
A new boy at school makes a huge change in fencer Aliera's life, but not in any way she expects or imagines. Reviewed by Snow Wildsmith

Haru Hana: The Complete Collection by Yuana Kazumi
Hana is a student violinist who has a very embarrassing condition. Getting too close to boys makes her break out in hives! Reviewed by Danica Davidson

KIDS REVIEWS:
Babymouse Burns Rubber by Jennifer L. Holm and Matthew Holm
The always ingratiating (if easily distracted) Babymouse returns for an adventure in racing and friendship in this fun and engaging book for young readers. Reviewed by Merideth Jenson-Benjamin

Lucky Star, Vol. 1-4 by Kagami Yoshimizu
Paneled artwork shows the life of high-school girls as characters discuss eating habits, anime, and how to avoid homework. Reviewed by Danica Davidson

Dinosaur King, Vol. 1-4 by Yohei Sakai
When Max gets thrown back in time to the age of dinosaurs, he discovers a plot to enslave his beloved beasts. Reviewed by Snow Wildsmith