John Lewis's civil rights years, from Nashville lunch counters to Selma, in three books.
Joe Sacco in Gaza and the West Bank in 1991; comics journalism begins.
Kraven buries Spider-Man alive and takes his place; the darkest Spider-Man story.
Four stories of a Bronx tenement; Will Eisner coined the term graphic novel for it.
Superman has a year to live and does twelve impossible things; Morrison and Quitely.
An ageing Justice League returns to stop a new generation of reckless heroes; Alex Ross's paintings.
A teenager gets his father's powers and learns what his father is; Kirkman's fifteen-year saga.
A lonely man meets the father who abandoned him; Chris Ware's diagrams of sadness.
Alison Bechdel's father, a closeted funeral director, and her own coming out; the comic that became a musical.
A 55-year-old Batman comes out of retirement to fight Superman; Frank Miller's 1986 reinvention.
The Marvel universe seen from a photographer on the pavement; Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross.
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