The Escape of Joliet Jake’ is set two decades after the seminal film, and The Hollywood Reporter has a first-look, as well as ...

Telgemeier went on to create many other bestsellers, including a graphic novel version of The Baby-Sitters Club. [Image: Scholastic] Andrea Colvin, the editorial director of graphic publishing at ...

Bideford College has turned the page on a new chapter in its reading initiatives with the launch of a Graphic Novels Book Club, designed ... of books to Year 7 students, allowing them to select ...

Mallory and the Trouble with Twins, the seventeenth of Ann M. Martin's The Baby-sitters Club graphic novels, is being adapted by Arley Nopra for Scholastic Graphix, and published on March 13th ...

She is also the creator of Drama and Ghosts, the adapter and illustrator of the first four Baby-sitters Club graphic novels, and, with Scott McCloud, the co-creator of The Cartoonists Club. Facing ...

"I didn't expect that 'The Baby-Sitters Club' would be more than a four-book ... more contemporary adaptations of the BSC, like the graphic novels and the Netflix show, have been able to address ...

The “Baby-Sitters Club” adaptations are a good example of new young readers finding the series via the graphic novels and “jump-starting the series again,” helping open the door for more ...

"Today the popularity of the series is as strong as ever, with kids devouring the bestselling Baby-sitters Club graphic novel adaptations," Berger said in the statement, adding that more graphic ...

The original, part of the wildly popular The Baby-Sitters Club series, was published in 1988. It's not a one-off. As Scholastic points out, all of the graphic novel adaptations of the original books ...

recalled Galligan, who’s now the illustrator behind the graphic novel adaptation of Ann M. Martin’s popular young adult series. When The Baby-Sitters Club debuted in 1986, there were few Asian ...

The graphic novel explores themes of family, friendship, and cultural traditions, adding a layer of fantasy to her storytelling. Following “Ghosts,” Telgemeier continued to expand her narrative ...