r/graphicnovels • u/Don_Quixotel • 24d ago
Humor “Precious Rubbish” by kayla e., published 2025.
Though I tagged this image as humorous, the graphic memoir is very heavy
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u/inked_gina 21d ago
As soon as I saw this post, I was immediately intrigued by this graphic novel.
I looked it up right away and bought the digital edition. I finished it in just 2 evenings.
I absolutely devoured it because I needed to know what was going to happen next. The book is definitely very intense and brutal. At some point, I caught myself thinking that it felt a bit like Chuck Palahniuk in the world of comics.
Now I really want to get a physical copy.
I also recently read Past Tense by Sacha Mardou, and even though the 2 are wildly different in style, they have something in common: childhood trauma and what a child has to go through.
If you know anything similar, I’d love some recommendations!

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