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Family Is a Lot of Trouble in August’s Graphic Novels

August 14, 2024

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Generational connections — and divides — abound in four new volumes that take vastly different approaches to storytelling.

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Family Is a Lot of Trouble in August’s Graphic Novels

Generational connections — and divides — abound in four new volumes that take vastly different approaches to storytelling.

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