Adam Wallenta holding a Killingworth Public Library card in front of a book shelf with Punk Taco books on it.

Taco and music lovers, rejoice! Adam Wallenta has you covered. Punk Taco and his band of misfits, rock out across the universe, spreading peace and love through music, while helping those in need, and making friends.
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Christi Furnas holding a tabby cat and a Minneapolis Library card

Crazy Like a Fox: Adventures in Schizophrenia, an autobiographically-inspired graphic novel, explores mental health and schizophrenia in a surprising and emotionally honest story with a fantastical cast of animal characters. #LibraryCardSignUpMonth #CreatorsGetCarded #LibComix

Eric Lide holding a South Brunswick Public Library Card with his book Dragon Forced sitting behind him.

Our young hero destined to defeat an evil lord embarks on a hilarious, action-packed journey filled with jokes, friendship, and villains having a mid-life crisis in Dragon Forged: Sword of the Champion by Eric Lide
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Katie Fricas holding her book Checked Out and a Brooklyn Public Library card

Perfectly themed for this month! Follow the story of a queer library worker searching for love online, artistic validation in New York City, and the perfect book in Checked Out by Katie Fricas
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Stephen Weiner standing outside holding his Cary Memorial Library card

Explore the life of Will Eisner, one of the most influential artists in the history of comics, in a comics biography by Stephen Weiner. And catch Stephen at his local library this #CreatorsGetCarded and #LibraryCardSignUpMonth
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Jeffrey Brown holding his book Kids are still weird and his Chicago Public Library Card

Kids are still weird by Jeffrey Brown, chronicles his life as a parent while his children speak brutal truths and make unintentionally hilarious observations in this charming collection of comics.

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Creator Michael Cherkas holding his book Red Harvest along with his Toronto Public Library card

Red Harvest by Michael Cherkas, based on tragic events that took place in Soviet Ukraine from 1929 to 1933, takes readers through the memories of a Ukrainian immigrant who was the only member of his family to survive the famine #LibraryCardSignUpMonth #CreatorsGetCarded #LibComix

Creator Jonathan Hedrick holding his Brevard County Library card.

When the US President is assassinated, a female Secret Service agent protect the Vice President at all costs from a mass conspiracy to preserve what’s left of American democracy in The Recount by Jonathan Hedrick
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Creator J.T. Yost holding a copy of Punk Rock in Comics and his New York Public Library card.

The cover of Punk Rock in Comics illustrated by J.T. Yost captures the energy and attitude of punk music. Fans should make sure to grab a copy for a deep dive into the inception and history of punk.

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Creator Janice Shapiro wearing a t-shirt with the cover of her book Honoria: A Fortuitous Friendship on it and holding her Berkeley Public Library card.

In Honoria: A Fortuitous Friendship by Janice Shapiro, Honoria grows up around parties held by luminaries such as Scott Fitzgerald. It’s not all glamour, though, as themes of loyalty, trauma & loneliness weave throughout the story.
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Creator Laura Knetzger holding her book Bug Boys and her Seattle Public Library card.

Join best bug-buds Rhino-B and Stag-B on their adventures in Bug Village as they meet termites, save the local honey supply, and even help create a library! Bug Boys by Laura Knetzger is perfect for Narwhal and Jelly fans
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Creator Rob Kirby standing in front of a bookshelf and holding his St. Paul Library card.

In his heartwarming graphic memoir Marry Me a Little, Rob Kirby recounts his marriage to his partner in 2013. With a red, white, & blue color scheme, Kirby balances humor & celebration alongside the political background of the legalization of same-sex marriage #CreatorsGetCarded

Creator Evan Dahm holding his Queens Public Library card.

In Vattu: The Name & the Mark by Evan Dahm uses epic fantasy to tell the story of a member of a nomadic tribe who is caught in a clash of cultures. A new print edition of this webtoon is coming out soon! #LibraryCardSignUpMonth #CreatorsGetCarded #LibComix

Creator Briana Loewinsohn holding her book Rasied by Ghosts and a card that says "I <3 books."

A semi-autobiographical graphic novel, Raised by Ghosts by Brianna Loewinsohn highlights all of the messy complexities of growing up. #LibraryCardSignUpMonth #CreatorsGetCarded #LibComix

Creator Kevin McCloskey holding his upcoming book Wild About Capybaras! with his Kutztown Public Library card

Did you know that capybaras can swim like seals? Or that they have fourteen toes? Full of interesting facts, Kevin McCloskey's upcoming book Wild About Capybaras! will teach young readers more about these incredible animals.
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Creator Kim Shearer holding her book Double Booking: When and Where Wolf? with her digital Boone County Public Library card shown on her phone.

Two stories in one! While on a cruise with their father, two siblings discover a real-life werewolf wreaking havoc for passengers in Double Booking: When and Where Wolf? written by siblings Kim Shearer and Chas! Pangburn.
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Creator Charles Forsman holding his Adams Free Library card.

Adapted into a hit Netflix series, The End of the Fxxxing World by Charles Forsman, follows two teenagers living a seemingly typical life as they face the fear of pending adulthood before a dark turn threatens both of their futures.
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Creator John Patrick Green holding his Brooklyn Public Library Card

Sink your teeth into the hit graphic novel series InvestiGators by John Patrick Green! Super spy alligator duo Mango and Brash travel through the sewers and fight the forces of evil with their Very Exciting Spy Technology.
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Creator David Perry holding his book Aw, Nuts!: The Crumbelievable Adventures of Peanut and Jelly with his Beech Grove Public Library card sticking out the top.

Peanut and Jelly may be lowly employees at the Crumb Dump, but the friends are determined to rise to the coveted upper crust of the Foodtopia Pyramid in Aw, Nuts! The Crumbelievable Adventures of Peanut & Jelly illustrated by David Perry
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Creator David Pepose holding his Los Angeles Public Library Card in front of his comics Ten-Ton Titan Terrier and Space Racer.

When an asteroid unleashes a horde of alien monsters, it's up to a terrier named Holly and her owner Sam to save the day in Ten-Ton Titan Terrier, a sci-fi adventure with monster-battling action written by David Pepose.
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Creator Chas! Pangburn holding his Campbell County Public Library Card in front of his book Double Booking: The Tail of the Mummy Cat.

Siblings accidentally free a mummy cat and an adventure to find it ensues!
Explore both perspectives in Double Booking: the Tail of the Mummy Cat written by real-life siblings Chas! Pangburn and Kim Shearer.
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Creator Victoria Grace Elliott holding her Austin Public Library card in front of her book Please Be My Star

Phantom of the Opera fans, rejoice! Victoria Grace Elliott's Please Be My Star re-imagines the classic story as a high school rom-com that features themes of loneliness, pop culture, and first love. #LibraryCardSignUpMonth #CreatorsGetCarded

Creator Peter Kuper holding his Butterfield Memorial Library card and holding his books, Insectopolis and Wish We Weren't Here

Learn about the 400-million-year history of insects and the remarkable entomologists who have studied them in Peter Kuper's Insectopolis! Wish We Weren't Here features comic strips on climate change and our oligarchical future. #LibraryCardSignUpMonth #CreatorsGetCarded

Creator Josh Simmons holding his Multnomah County Library card and holding his book, Jessica Farm

Taking place over a single Christmas Day, Josh Simmons's Jessica Farm is a unique blend of horror, fantasy, family drama, and comedy. A career-spanning comics project 24 years in the making for fans of David Cronenberg. #LibraryCardSignUpMonth #CreatorsGetCarded

Creator Cara Gormally holding their Woodridge Library card and holding their book, Everything is Fine, I'll Just Work Harder

In their graphic memoir debut, Cara Gormally bravely and creatively uses therapy to navigate the healing from the trauma of a past sexual assault. "This book is a map for those who feel lost."-Teresa Wong #LibraryCardSignUpMonth #CreatorsGetCarded

Creator Kazu Kibuishi holding his Mammen Family Public Library card in front of a bookshelf

Lovers of fantasy comics, check out Bolt City 's Amulet series, hailed by Kirkus as one of the 21st Century (So Far)! This bestselling series is available in over 20 languages and features beautiful art and action-packed adventure. #LibraryCardSignUpMonth #CreatorsGetCarded

Creator FLuX holding their Kalamazoo Public Library card in front of their book Good: From the Amazon Jungle to Suburbia & Back

The art of FLuX helps tell the unique story of David Alexander, who grew up between his mother's Yanomami tribe in the Amazon rainforest and his anthropologist father's American suburbs. #LibraryCardSignUpMonth #CreatorsGetCarded

Creator Melissa Chan holding her L.A. County Public Library card in front of her book You Must Take Part in Revolution

Visit 2035, when the U.S. and China area at war in this powerful book about global totalitarian futures and the costs of resistance by Melissa Chan. #LibraryCardSignUpMonth #CreatorsGetCarded

Don’t miss @LonnieComics's breathtaking graphic novel memoir, “Gaytheist: Coming Out of My Orthodox Childhood.” Exploring identity, religion, and faith, this work is an emotional and honest look at finding yourself and your chosen family.#LibraryCardSignUpMonth #CreatorsGetCarded

What better way to use your library card than to check out a hilarious comics collection all about librarians, literature, and a light murder or two! @tomgauld’s “Revenge of the Librarians” is a must read for all library fans! #LibraryCardSignUpMonth #CreatorsGetCarded