• The Best European Graphic Novels - Last of the Atlases Fabien Vehlmann, Gwen de Bonneval, Edward Gauvin (translator)
  • The Best European Graphic Novels - The Labyrinth by Guido Buzzelli & Jamie Richards (translator)
  • The Best European Graphic Novels - Irmina by Barbara Yelin & Michael Waaler (translator)
  • The Best European Graphic Novels - Dirty Thirty: Thirty Years of Making a Scene by Stripburger
  • The Best European Graphic Novels - The ABC of Typography David Rault, Edward Gauvin (translator)

The Best European Graphic Novels, recommended by Edward Gauvin

The European graphic novel scene has unparalleled range. From indie science fiction to historical fiction, from France to Slovenia, there’s a sheer diversity of styles, palettes, and stories on display. Fulbright-winning and Eisner-nominated translator Edward Gauvin recommends five European graphic novels that show off the continent’s best writers, artists, and writer-artists.

  • The best books on Tintin - Tintin et Moi by Numa Sadoul
  • The best books on Tintin - King Ottokar’s Sceptre by Hergé
  • The best books on Tintin - The Thirty-Nine Steps by John Buchan
  • The best books on Tintin - The Blue Lotus by Hergé
  • The best books on Tintin - La Comédie Humaine by Honoré de Balzac

The best books on Tintin, recommended by Michael Farr

The adventures of Tintin are some of the bestselling books of all time, translated from French into languages across the globe, and still in bookshops nearly a century since they first started being published. Their stories, their humour, their characters continue to delight. Here, Tintinologist Michael Farr explains why the Tintin books have such enduring appeal and how their creator, Hergé, came to write them.