Midlife Crisis Crossover!My 2025 Reading Stacks #2: Two Graphic Novel MVPs
Previously on Midlife Crisis Crossover: Welcome once again to our recurring MCC feature in which I scribble capsule reviews of everything I've read lately that was published in a physical format over a certain page count with a squarebound spine on it -- novels, original graphic novels, trade paperbacks, infrequent nonfiction dalliances, and so on. Due to the way I structure my media-consumption time blocks, the list will always feature more graphic novels than works of prose and pure text, though I do try to diversify my literary diet as time and acquisitions permit. Occasionally I'll sneak in a contemporary review if I've gone out of my way to buy and read something brand new. Every so often I'll borrow from my wife or from our local library. But the majority of our spotlighted works are presented years after the rest of the world already finished and moved on from them because I'm drawing from my vast unread pile that presently occupies four oversize shelves comprising thirty-three years of uncontrolled book shopping. I've occasionally pruned the pile, but as you can imagine, cut out one unread book and three more take its place... ...and the same holds true for my li'l ramshackle hobby-blog: cross one subject off my to-do list, five more get added to it. We're long overdue to catch up and I'm tired of staring at all these stacks in our living room next to our PC desk. Let's do some of this for the sake of spring cleaning! We'll start with the two creators with more works in those stacks than any other. […]https://midlifecrisiscrossover.com/2026/04/19/my-2025-reading-stacks-2-two-graphic-novel-mvps/
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