Comics/Graphic Novels

The Rec Room: What Are Your Favorite All-Ages Graphic Novels?

Come and tell us what all-ages comics you recommend! Sponsored by Dream Jumper by Greg Grunberg and Lucas Turnbloom.

Swapna Krishna

Staff Writer

Swapna is the Comics Editor at Book Riot. She's a Space Columnist for Paste Magazine and writes for Syfy Wire—Fangrrls, Tor.com, Bustle, and other sites. She co-hosts a podcast called Desi Geek Girls. You can find her incessant ramblings on Twitter at @skrishna. She lives outside Philadelphia.

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This Riot Recommendation is sponsored by Dream Jumper, Book One: Nightmare Escape by Greg Grunberg and Lucas Turnbloom.

dream-jumper

Ben’s dreams are all nightmares . . . And his nightmares are real! He can also jump into other people’s dreams. So when his friends start falling victim to an evil dream-monster that prevents them from waking, Ben knows he has to help them. With help from a talking rabbit-companion who has a mysterious past, Ben might just be able to defeat the monster and save his friends . . . if he can figure out how to harness the power within him against his enemies.

 

All-ages graphic novels are great for reluctant readers, advanced readers, and—let’s face it—adults as well. That’s why they’re all-ages: they’re great and completely enjoyable, no matter what age you are when you’re reading them. What comics, whether series, graphic novels, graphic memoirs, webcomics, or something else entirely, do you recommend when it comes to all-ages comics? Let us know in the comments!