Talk:My Favorite Thing Is Monsters
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Sources
Volume 1:
- Reviews: The New Yorker, NPR, AV Club, The Comics Journal, New York Times, Forbes, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Tribune (2), Publishers Weekly (1), Publishers Weekly (2), New Statesman, Hyperallergic, Art Spiegelman mention
- Best of 2017 lists: NYT, Publisher Weekly, CBR, AV Club, TCJ, Vulture
- Interviews: NPR (transcript), American Libraries, Boing Boing, Eisner discussion, Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics
- Small Press Expo panel, Publishers Weekly retailers interview, scroll.in, TCJ
- Reddit list
- Best American Comics 2018
- Scholarly: Inks, Routledge Companion, Bodies and Boundaries in Graphic Fiction, Oxford Handbook of Comic Book Studies, The Novel as Network, Genre, CUNY Graduate Center (thesis), OWU (thesis)
Opencooper (talk) 19:59, 4 January 2018 (UTC)
Volume 2:
- Reviews: Publisher's Weekly, Kirkus Reviews, Library Journal, Toronto Star, The Guardian, NYT (archive), Associated Press, TCJ
- Publication: Vulture, Forbes, Lawsuit
- Interviews: Library Journal, The Guardian, Washington Post (archive), Chicago Review of Books, Chicago Reader, Chicago Tribune. Chicago Sun-Times, Chicago Public Library (video)
Opencooper (talk) 23:41, 20 May 2024 (UTC)
Infobox suitability
Hello @Stoshmaster:, thanks for your contribution to this article. However, I'm not sure if an infobox is really appropriate for this article. For starters, the graphic novel is in two volumes, so the "Date", "Page count", and "ISBN" labels wouldn't be applicable. Additionally, the "Creator" and "Publisher" labels are both stated upfront in the lead, so this information would be redundant. Lastly, all that leaves is "Main characters", which I don't feel is appropriate as none of the characters are notable in their own right, and who is primary can be debatable, as the characters of Sandy and Franklin also play prominent roles. As before, the lead states who the protagonist is. Note I'm not not trying to be anti-infobox as a knee-jerk reaction, as I feel they have utility in certain kinds of articles, but it doesn't seem like a good fit for this one. Opencooper (talk) 03:02, 9 June 2019 (UTC)