Welcome to the worlds
of Graphic Mundi.
Our creators represent a broad range of voices and experiences, and the graphic novels we publish address important topics such as health and human rights, politics, the environment, science, and technology.
Stories that
connect and inspire.
An individual experience, told through words and pictures, can show what it truly means to be human. With singular narratives, diverse perspectives, and universal stories, books from Graphic Mundi have the power to draw our worlds together.
Stories that
connect and inspire.
An individual experience, told through words and pictures, can show what it truly means to be human. With singular narratives, diverse perspectives, and universal stories, books from Graphic Mundi have the power to draw our worlds together.
An individual experience, told through words and pictures, can show what it truly means to be human. With singular narratives, diverse perspectives, and universal stories, books from Graphic Mundi have the power to draw our worlds together.
As if, in mid-century Alaska, you needed more ways to die.
“Nobody’s better than Peter Dunlap- Shohl at using small pictures to tell big stories, and that’s never been more evident than in this tour de force history of Alaska’s atomic heritage.”
—Howard Weaver, Pulitzer Prize-winning former editor of Anchorage Daily News and former Vice President for News, McClatchy Newspapers
