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Charles Darwin's On The Origin of Species: A Graphic Adaptation - A visual retelling of Darwin's groundbreaking work on evolution, making it accessible to readers of all ages.

Psychology: A Graphic Guide - Explains psychological theories and concepts with engaging visuals, including the understanding and management of emotions.

The Manga Guide to the Universe - Teaches astronomy with charming manga characters, showing readers a journey through the solar system and beyond.

Climate Changed: A Personal Journey through the Science - Combines personal story with scientific research to explore the implications of climate change, presented in a graphic format.

March - A first-hand account of the civil rights movement through the experiences of John Lewis, brought to life with striking black and white art.

The Merchant of Venice - Shakespeare's play is illustrated in graphic novel format, highlighting the art and culture of the Renaissance period intertwined with the story.

The Cartoon Guide to Chemistry - Offers a fun way to learn about the elements and their interactions, through humorous cartoons and clear explanations.

Justice: What's the Right Thing to Do? - A graphic adaptation of Michael Sandel's popular book, exploring various philosophical approaches to ethical dilemmas.

Quantum Mechanics: Graphic Guide - Introduces key concepts of quantum mechanics using illustrated panels that simplify complex theories.

Economix: How and Why Our Economy Works (and Doesn't Work), in Words and Pictures - Presents the history of economic thought and modern economics in an easy-to-understand comic format.

The Beats: A Graphic History - Vividly portrays the social issues and movements that defined the Beat Generation, offering a historical and cultural context.

Logicomix: An epic search for truth - Follows the life of philosopher Bertrand Russell and his quest for the foundation of mathematics, blending history, philosophy, and logic.

The Manga Guide to Environment and Design - A manga that educates on architectural design principles with an emphasis on environmental friendliness and sustainability.

The Manga Guide to Physiology - Manga characters guide readers through the intricacies of human body systems with easy-to-follow explanations and illustrations.

The Graphic Canon: The World's Great Literature as Comics and Visuals - Each literary work is adapted into comic form, providing a new perspective on classic texts for analysis and discussion.

The Manga Guide to Databases - Uses storytelling and manga characters to make learning database and coding concepts entertaining and digestible.

The United States Constitution: A Graphic Adaptation - A visual interpretation explaining the principles and structures of the U.S. government as laid out in the Constitution.

The Invention of Wings - A graphic novel adaptation of the novel about the Grimké sisters, historic figures in the early feminism and abolition movements.

A Cartoon Introduction to World Cultures - This graphic guide takes the reader on a pictorial tour of the world's diverse cultures, highlighting geography's role in shaping them.

The Crime Prevention Comics Series - Through narrative and illustration, these graphic novels discuss strategies and approaches to preventing crime in various contexts.

The Cartoon History of Archaeology - Follows the adventures of archaeologists as they uncover ancient artifacts, providing a humorous educational journey through archaeological discoveries.

The Art of Language Invention - A graphic guide on creating fictional languages, teaching about linguistics and the process of language acquisition and development.

Eat This, Not That! For Kids - Offers a graphic guide to nutrition aimed at children, providing a visual comparison of food choices and their health benefits.

The Cartoon History of the Universe - A comic book that humorously covers the history of the universe, including detailed sections on ancient civilizations.