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The Best Graphic Novels    

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Though often confused with each other, there are very distinctive differences between comic books and graphic novels. While comic books are usually shorter and more action oriented, graphic novels usually take a more plot-oriented approach to the story. Though comic books remain the more popular medium, graphic novels have usually garnered far more critical acclaim. Following are a few books that have gotten a good deal of recognition, both by fans of comics and more critical readers.
Largely touted as the finest graphic novel ever written, Watchmen was developed by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons. The setting is a simple yet novel one: an alternate history where Richard Nixon has been president for nearly 20 years and the entire world is in a state of cold war. Against this backdrop come some of the most engaging characters to be seen in any fiction, whether comic based or otherwise. The main characters are former masked vigilantes who have retired due to legislation, until the murder of one of their former associates brings them together again. With well-balanced characters and a truly suspenseful plot, Watchmen is a fine example of what can happen when good writing and superb art come together.
It's a bit hard to lump Sandman into the comic or graphic novel category. Though a monthly issue, it certainly exceeds the normal level of literary quality. Author Neil Gaiman mixes the fantasy and Gothic genres in such a seamless way as to almost create an entire new one. The Sandman series focuses on the adventures and exploits of Morpheus, the Lord of Dreams, who, not surprisingly, is the “god” of all the dreams of all beings. The series ran for 75 issues, and was critically acclaimed during most of its run. For anyone looking for good story lines and excellent writing in a fantasy graphic novel, you can't do much better than Sandman.

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