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M. S. Harkness · 2023
A literary graphic memoir that uses the visual language of comics to explore memory, selfhood, and the body, and it was first published in 2023, not 2026, so it does not meet the reader's publication year constraint.
Joe Sacco · 1994
A landmark work of comics journalism that bears witness to life under occupation in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
David Spiegelhalter
A 2026 graphic adaptation of Spiegelhalter's book on probability and risk, it turns statistical reasoning into clear visual narrative for general readers.
Kuniko Tsurita · 2020
A landmark collection of alternative manga from the 1960s and 1970s, translated into English, that expands the canon by showcasing a pioneering female voice in gekiga.
Molly Knox Ostertag · 2024
A YA graphic novel about a girl hiding a monstrous family secret while falling for her best friend, pairing coming of age with questions of identity and self acceptance.
R. Crumb · 2009
A landmark of formal experimentation in comics, using meticulous linework and panel rhythm to adapt a foundational text, showing how the medium can handle dense literary material.
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