[...] an excellent job with these kinds of stories. I love reading her young people (in such books as The War at Ellsmere and Friends With Boys), but then again, I’d read any work she does regardless of the age of [...]

[...] I’m also curious about The Last of Us: American Dreams #1. I don’t know anything about the video game (nor do I care to), but it’s by Faith Erin Hicks, and it’s about a girl fighting back at boarding school, the kind of topic she’s handled well in the past. [...]

[...] tells with them. See Friends With Boys for the latest example, although I’m also very fond of The War at Ellsmere. Adventures of Superhero Girl by Faith Erin Hicks [...]

[...] importance of finding pop culture role models you can love is pretty good, too. Previously, some (including me) compared her work to that of Bryan Lee O’Malley due to some superficial similarities (blocky [...]

[...] enjoy Meredith Gran’s art style, with the big circle eyes reminiscent of Faith Erin Hicks or Bryan Lee O’Malley, but I wasn’t previously able to get into her webcomic Octopus [...]

[...] been anticipating the next graphic novel from Faith Erin Hicks (The War at Ellsmere, Superhero Girl) since she announced Friends With Boys two years ago. Now, I can start reading it! [...]

[...] breaking one of my rules here, because I am a total Faith Erin Hicks fangirl. I love her work. She even got me to like a zombie comic. So even though this collection of her webcomic The [...]

[...] art style will feel familiar to fans of Faith Erin Hicks or Bryan Lee O’Malley — it’s got the same round eyes and deceptively simple [...]

[...] The War at Ellsmere (Amaze Ink/SLG Publishing) [...]

[...] set among smart kids, and I very much enjoy the work of artist Faith Erin Hicks (Zombies Calling, The War at Ellsmere). The second, at least, was not disappointing. Brain CampBuy this [...]

[...] Erin Hicks, author of The War at Ellsmere and Zombies Calling, has announced via blog post that her next graphic novel will be Friends With [...]

[...] made me laugh: Faith Erin Hicks tries her hand at a superhero comic. As expected, it’s good! [...]

[...] enjoyed Faith Erin Hicks’ The War at Ellsmere so much that I wanted to read her previous book. I hadn’t checked it out when it was released [...]

[...]  War at Ellsmere is getting a lot of buzz, some of it from Comics Worth Reading. [...]

[...] Erin Hicks is interviewed about her graphic novel out today, The War at Ellsmere. She talks about how her educational experience influenced her choice of a boarding school setting, [...]