[...] another chance to order the graphic novels of Paul Sizer, starting with Little White Mouse, a book I recommend. (I also wrote an introduction included in the Omnibus edition.) As Paul writes, Diamond wants to [...]

[...] love the work of Paul Sizer, the man behind Moped Army and Little White Mouse (which is also available online). His next book is BPM, a 96-page color graphic novel about the [...]

[...] love Little White Mouse. If you haven’t yet been captured by its charm, now’s your chance to try it for free. [...]

[...] strip about librarians, has a Sunday tradition of book reviews in comic form. Today, Paul Sizer (Little White Mouse) provides a guest recommendation of Fun Home. Check it out! [...]

[...] Sizer’s uniquely exaggerated style handles both the people and machines techno-organically, making it a perfect match for character-based science fiction. He captures crisply the inner monologue of a girl on the cusp of womanhood, struggling with decisions based on questions everyone else would rather she not ask. The casual sexism Simone faces everywhere but when she’s with the Army is uncannily realistic. (Those familiar with his previous series, Little White Mouse, won’t be surprised that he’s able to create an accurate portrait of a young woman who fights intelligently to survive.) [...]

[...] If you don’t want to spring for the Omnibus, there’s a special offer from the self-publisher: get the first book for $5. [...]

[...] I recently received my copy of the Little White Mouse Omnibus, and I’m so thrilled! I wrote the introduction to what was the second collection of the series, and it’s been reprinted here, along with everything else related to the series. [...]

[...] One of my favorites, Little White Mouse (Café Digital Comics, $24.95, APR06 3036), is collected into an omnibus edition containing almost 450 pages. The overall plot is about a spunky heroine rescuing herself from an abandoned space station, but within that framework, creator Paul Sizer tells a variety of types of stories, including family-oriented slice-of-life, science-fiction adventure, and action-oriented cartoon-like chase. [...]