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Written and illustrated by Charles Burns, this graphic novel tells the story of teenagers dealing with a mysterious STD that causes grotesque mutations.

Scott McCloud's comic book about comics, explaining the inner workings, history, and significance of the medium.

Chris Ware's complex, multi-layered narrative that examines loneliness and familial relationships.

A comic drama by Alison Bechdel that dives into her relationship with her mother and her own personal history.

An epic search for truth written by Apostolos Doxiadis and Christos H. Papadimitriou, this graphic novel explores the life of philosopher and logician Bertrand Russell.

By Mariko Tamaki and Jillian Tamaki, a graphic novel that captures the transition from childhood to adolescence during a summer at a lakeside cottage.

David Small’s graphic memoir detailing his traumatic childhood and battle with cancer.

Joe Sacco's journalistic graphic novel set in the West Bank and Gaza Strip during the early 1990s.

Daniel Clowes' story of two teenage girls and their reflections on the people and culture around them.

A family tragicomic by Alison Bechdel that explores the author's relationship with her father and her identity.

Craig Thompson's coming-of-age story about childhood, faith, and relationships, depicted in beautiful, detailed artwork.

Gene Luen Yang's graphic novel that weaves together three narratives about Chinese American identity.

By Gabriel Bá and Fábio Moon, this story explores different moments in the life of a Brazilian writer and the outcomes of his choices.

Considered one of the first graphic novels, it’s a collection of short stories by Will Eisner set in a Bronx tenement in the 1930s.

A Holocaust narrative featuring anthropomorphic characters, by Art Spiegelman.

David Mazzucchelli's tale of a professor whose life undergoes dramatic changes after a lightning storm.

Emil Ferris's graphic novel that employs a diary format, telling the story of a girl investigating her neighbor's death in 1960s Chicago.

David B.'s graphic memoir about growing up with an epileptic brother and the search for a cure.

Ellen Forney's graphic memoir about her struggle with bipolar disorder and the link between mental illness and creativity.