13 Best Graphic Novels to Read in 2024
Exploring the vibrant world of graphic novels is like attending a comic book convention with your eyes glued to the page. We’ve handpicked a list of the 13 best graphic novels you can find, focusing on those that offer compelling stories, dynamic artwork, and unforgettable characters. These books showcase storytelling in its most visual form, whether they’re pulling at your heartstrings or keeping you on the edge of your seat. Our selection celebrates the diverse styles and voices found within graphic novels, making it perfect for both newcomers and seasoned fans alike.
On this list:
13 Maus by Art Spiegelman
A classic that mixes history with personal story. We learn about the Holocaust through a unique lens. It’s both moving and informative.
12 Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi
A compelling memoir of growing up in Iran. The mix of politics and personal narrative keeps us hooked.
11 Watchmen by Alan Moore
A superhero tale that flips the genre on its head. We love the dark, gritty feel of it.
10 Saga by Brian K. Vaughan
A mix of sci-fi and fantasy, this book keeps us entertained with its epic storytelling.
9 Sandman by Neil Gaiman
Mesmerizing art and stories. We get lost in the dream-like world of this graphic novel series.
8 Fun Home by Alison Bechdel
An emotional rollercoaster of self-discovery and family drama. It hit us right in the feels.
7 Blankets by Craig Thompson
A coming-of-age story that explores love and faith. We felt nostalgia for our own youthful missteps.
6 Ghost World by Daniel Clowes
Nostalgia overload! Two teens on the brink of adulthood. It’s funny and relatable.
5 Bone by Jeff Smith
A funny and epic fantasy adventure. We get swept away by the charm and humor.
4 Y: The Last Man by Brian K. Vaughan
What if you were the last man on Earth? This series grips us with its thrilling plot.
3 Batman: The Killing Joke by Alan Moore
A deep dive into Joker’s mind. This story leaves us pondering the line between sanity and madness.
2 V for Vendetta by Alan Moore
A rebellious story of resistance that makes us question authority. Brilliantly portrayed through striking visuals.
