Graphic Novels in Libraries discussion

Feel free to share your own cool websites or articles!

-- Graphic Novels: Suggestions for Librarians from Comic Book Legal Defense Fund (CBLDF)
-- Comics and Graphic Novels blog posts from New York Public Library (NYPL)
-- No Flying, No Tights, a well-established site that reviews graphic novels and manga for all ages run by a Teen Librarian

• Great Graphic Novels for Teens list from the ALA's Young Adult Library Services Association. They put out a rec list every year.
• Graphic Novels Lib Guide created by Sophia Brewer.
• Also, this is a little messy, but Brewer also has a post on collection development for graphic novels, which has some great links to mailing lists, etc.

Diamond Bookshelf is a great resource if you're interested in building a collection at your library or need help with readers' advisory.

Dana wrote: " Diamond Bookshelf is a great resource if you're interested in building a collection at your library or need help with readers' advisory."

What a great resource, Dana, thanks! I got very excited to see Bad Machinery right there on the front! That series is a hidden gem of children's/middle grade graphic noveldom. (I've only been able to read the first book, but I'm a follower of the web comic.)