Panel: Scholastic Graphix 15th Anniversary Celebration
Grades 3 – 7 Moderated by Tui T. Sutherland, creator of the Wings of Fire series. Celebrate 15 years of the renowned Graphix imprint! Join
Panel: Friendship, Loss, and Everything in Between
Grades 3 – 7 Introduced and moderated by Leslie C. Campbell, school counselor at Park Lakes Elementary. In Class Act, Jerry Craft’s companion novel to
Harrowing Histories: Illustrated Personal Accounts
The stories we pass down provide an important snapshot of life in a certain place, in a certain time. They become our history, and they
The Dairy Restaurant: An Illustrated Jewish History
Ben Katchor’s keen cartoonist eye for curious connections and attention to detail are highlighted in his latest graphic history. In The Dairy Restaurant, Katchor packs
Strange and Striking Fantasy
A trio deft in navigating the macabre bring us to strange lands and times, with tales that shock, frighten, and stir the soul. Sisters in
The Darkness Comes – The Horror of Noir
Take a tour of the dark and uncomfortable corners of criminal minds! In Ed Brubaker’s Cruel Summer, sons follow fathers down the same hopeless criminal
Bigotry as a Monster: Black Heroes Beyond the Black Panther
Racism and hatred, grief and loss, form actual monsters that only the Sangerye family can fight in David Walker’s Bitter Roots series. Kwanza Osajeyfo’s Black
Graphic Medicine: See Me, Hear Me, Feel Me
Self-care is more important than ever in a pandemic, and this discussion has something for everyone tuning in! Tyler Feder (Dancing at the Pity Party),
Can Comics Help Save Our Democracy?
The ideal of American democracy fits neatly in the framework of our Constitution, like a perfectly centered portrait entitled We The People. But when the
Love, Commerce, War: Sci-Fi Adventure Thrillers
Moderated by Conor McCreery, author of the Kill Shakespeare series In worlds across the galaxy, in faraway futures, in alternate timelines – these stories share
A History of Dissent: Illustrated Journalism
A foursome of artists share important stories of historic dissent matched with journalistic retellings and carefully thought out illustrations. In Overground Railroad: The Green Book
25 Years of Peanuts: The Life and Work of Charles Schulz
For 50 years, Charles Schulz told the story of a meek, nervous Charlie Brown and his young circle of friends, whose philosophical musings and complex