It’s time to update your graphic titles shelf! Explore the immersive world of visual storytelling through this selection of irresistible comics and manga, now available at reduced prices at Amazon.
These offerings represent a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in captivating narratives, meet memorable characters and enjoy stunning visuals. Let’s embark on this incredible list together!
8 low-priced comics and manga on Amazon
‘Maus’, a bestseller on offer on Amazon – Image: Mario Anzuoni/Reproduction
1. ‘Maus’, by Art Spiegelman (2005) – Link to the work
The title needs no introduction: this timeless comic book classic sensitively recounts the tragedy faced by the Jews in Auschwitz.
Symbolizing the artist’s reconciliation with his father, the work was awarded the prestigious Pulitzer Prize.
2. ‘In the forest: Fairy tales from the Brothers Grimm in comics’ (2019) – Link to the work
Six illustrators Latin Americans adapted tales from the Brothers Grimm into the language of comic books, offering a unique experience.
The diversity of illustration styles stands out for preserving the enchantment of fairy tales and creating new meanings for old stories.
3. ‘City of Tombstones’, by Junji Ito (2023) – Link to the work
‘The City of Tombstones’ brings together eleven short stories highlighted from the initial phase of his career. Junji Itomaster of horror manga.
Explore a dark city with a unique landscape, full of tombstones scattered in unlikely places.
The central narrative revolves around the fate of a young girl and her brother, plunging them into a city of the dead after a traffic accident.
4. ‘Os sertões: The struggle’ (2019) – Link to the work
Based on Euclides da Cunha’s testimonial work on the Canudos campaign, the comic is an adaptation that immerses the reader in the struggle between a backwoods messianic movement and the Brazilian Armed Forces.
5. ‘Persépolis – Complete’, by Marjane Satrapi (2007) – Link to the work
Witness the critical perspective on the war in Iran during the 1979 revolution, through the eyes of Marjane Satrapi. ‘Persepolis’ offers a powerful narrative and unique insight into the country’s recent history.
6. ‘Sapiens’ (Comic edition), by Yuval Noah Harari, David Vandermeulen and Daniel Casanave (2020) – Link to the work
Explore the wildest aspects of human history in this graphic novel adaptation of ‘Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind’.
An innovative look at our origins, with illustrations that bring the complexities of the past to life.
7. ‘The alienist’ (Comic edition), by Fábio Moon and Gabriel Bá (2022) – Link to the work
Follow the eminent doctor Simão Bacamarte in his investigation into mental disorders in ‘The Alienist’.
A comic that received the Jabuti award and delves into the challenges of the 19th century in a city where the human psyche is explored in intriguing ways.
8. ‘Scott Pilgrim Against the World – Volume 1’, by Bryan Lee O’Malley – Link to the work
Scott Pilgrim’s journey to win Ramona Flowers is full of unusual obstacles. A narrative that mixes humor and action, taking the reader on a unique and fun experience.
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