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Beyond superheroes: comics get serious.

• Authors : Weiner, Stephen

• Source: Library Journal. 2002, Vol. 127, Issue 2, pages. 4

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Graphic reading: graphic novels have shaken off their image of comics for grown-up 'anoraks', and have entered the mainstream and literary markets

• Authors : Kean, Danuta

• Source: The Bookseller. October 24, 2003, Issue 5100, p22, 4 p.

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Drawn-out sagas; Illustrated graphic novels capture youth market.

• Authors : Flamm, Matthew

• Source: Crain's New York Business. 2004, Vol. 20, Issue 5, pages. 3

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Comic Relief; Take that, batman. Graphic novels are moving out of the hobby shop and into the mainstream

• Authors : Foroohar, Rana; McNicoll, Tracy; Acoymo, Mary

• Source: Newsweek International. August 22, 2005, 58

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Generation x-box books: manga series from Japan, comic book and cartoon characters, and graphic novel editions of popular fiction: a proliferation of new graphic novels for children is about to arrive.

• Authors : Horn, Caroline

• Source: The Bookseller. 2005, Issue 5204, pages. 2

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A medium for many tastes.

• Source: The Bookseller. 2005, Issue 5204, pages. 1

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Mark Siegel

• Authors : Zvirin, Stephanie

• Source: Booklist. March 15, 2006, Vol. 102 Issue 14, p66, 1 p.

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Graphic novels.

• Authors : Raiteri, Steve

• Source: Library Journal. 2006, Vol. 131, Issue 5, pages. 3

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Gotham group provides graphic representation.

• Authors : McLean, Thomas J.

• Source: Daily Variety. 2006, Vol. 292, Issue 11, pages. 1

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As comics diversify, so do movie options.

• Authors : McLean, Thomas J.

• Source: Daily Variety. 2006, Vol. 292, Issue 11, pages. 1

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