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| © Michael Chevy Castranova 2016 |
I’ve determined
Bill Griffith’s graphic memoir that came out late last year, “Invisible Ink,”
very well could be the ideal gateway gift book for people who’ve not read
graphic novels before.
I picked up a copy
at CXC in Columbus last autumn, where Griffith was one of the speakers. As with
everything he does, this book is even smarter than it first seems. It’s revealing
family history with a lot of talk about the business of cartooning and quite a
bit of nostalgia.
Meanwhile, in
chapter 366 of “Slipped,” the Scarlet Sparrow knew it was a trap … and walked
right in anyway. And more surprises are around the corner.
Take a look.
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