Edward Necarsulmer: There's going to be a WRINKLE IN TIME graphic novel.
Paul Rodeen: jury out on how well they'll do. We're still trying to figure out how to do hardcover and paperback GNs.
Elizabeth Law: Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Big Nate...heavily illustrated paper-over-board MG fiction that brings the accessibility of graphic novels are the trending things.
Jordan Brown: He's a big fan. They're sold in a different way than books. You have to get in that comic bookstore. Major publishers don't have a huge amount of experience with this. The key: Find GNs that will be broadly appealing, not just to regular GN readers. (Blankets is an example of one that does this.)
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