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Forbes' the 12 Best Graphic Novels of 2021 + Honorable Mentions

"2021 was another big year for original graphic novels and trade collections of serialized comics, which recently surpassed periodicals as the dominant format in the American comics market. In fact, there is so much material published that making these kinds of annual best-of lists eventually comes down to the best work that any particular reviewer has seen over the course of the year, as it's physically impossible to read everything.
This year, I'm restricting selections to books aimed at adults, or at least, work not aimed specifically at kids and tweens, since that market is a whole thing with a different audience, different creative objectives and a different aesthetic. I'm also excluding manga for similar reasons. You can find great lists featuring that work and those creators elsewhere.
Even within these narrow parameters of literary, non-fiction and genre work, there's still way too much to choose from. Here is some of the best I saw this year, listed alphabetically by title."
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Ballad for Sophie (Filipe Melo)
Ballad for Sophie
1
Filipe Melo
Did You Here What Eddie Gein Done? (Eric Powell)
Did You Here What Eddie Gein Done?
2
Eric Powell
A House Without Windows (Didier Kassai and Marc Ellison)
A House Without Windows
3
Didier Kassai and Marc Ellison
Monsters (Barry Windsor-Smith)
Monsters
4
Barry Windsor-Smith
The Other History of the DC Universe (John Ridley)
The Other History of the DC Universe
5
John Ridley
Run (John Lewis and Andrew Aydin)
Run
6
John Lewis and Andrew Aydin
The Strange Death of Alex Raymond (Dave Sim and Carson Grubaugh)
The Strange Death of Alex Raymond
7
Dave Sim and Carson Grubaugh
Tunnels (Rutu Modan)
Tunnels
8
Rutu Modan
The Waiting (Keum Suk Gendry-Kim)
The Waiting
9
Keum Suk Gendry-Kim
Wake: The Hidden History of Women-Led Slave Revolts (Rebecca Hall)
Wake: The Hidden History of Women-Led Slave Revolts
10
Rebecca Hall
Whatzit (Gideon Kendall)
Whatzit
11
Gideon Kendall
Youth Book 1 (Curt Pires, Art by Alex Diotto and Dee Cunniffe)
Youth Book 1
12
Curt Pires, Art by Alex Diotto and Dee Cunniffe
The Black Panther Party (David Walker)
The Black Panther Party
13
David Walker
Celestia (Manuele Fior)
Celestia
14
Manuele Fior
Crisis Zone (Simon Hanselmann)
Crisis Zone
15
Simon Hanselmann
Factory Summers (Guy Delisle)
Factory Summers
16
Guy Delisle
The Rise and Fall of Hollywood's Dracula (Koren Shadmi)
The Rise and Fall of Hollywood's Dracula
17
Koren Shadmi
Night Bus (Zuo Ma)
Night Bus
18
Zuo Ma
Red Rock Baby Candy (Shira Spector)
Red Rock Baby Candy
19
Shira Spector
Save It for Later: Promises, Parenthood, and the Urgency of Protest (Nate Powell)
Save It for Later: Promises, Parenthood, and the Urgency of Protest
20
Nate Powell
Strange Adventures (Tom King)
Strange Adventures
21
Tom King
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