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What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
Reinhard Kleist's graphic novel covers the impact of Ziggy Stardust on British youth, with stunning art and inventive plot interweaving two timelines to capture Bowie's creativity and charisma.
Graphic biography Frida Kahlo: Her Life, Her Work, Her Home author and artist Francisco De La Mora's vivid illustrations capture Kahlo's spirit and pain, from her childhood polio diagnosis to her rise as an artist and her untimely death at age 47.
Nazi Germany is one of the most studied and fictionalised eras in human history. But Barbara Yelin’s graphic novel Irmina offers a lesser-seen perspective: a bystander’s.
No Surrender is a well-presented, substantial representation of a feminist classic which deserves to be explored further.
In Chivalry, Neil Gaiman tells the tale of Mrs. Whitaker, a widowed pensioner who discovers the Holy Grail in an Oxfam shop and soon has a series of magical encounters.
Francisco De La Mora’s Diego Rivera guides us through the tumultuous life of this famed Mexican artist but stuggles to hold attention.
1984: The Graphic Novel adds new depth to Geore Orwell's book, proving the 62-year-old classic is indeed timeless.
