Deciding to include comic books and graphic novels in your collection is the first step into a larger world. Now, you must decide what to do once you're there. Here we provide several articles detailing the best practices in starting a graphic novel collection based on the experiences of fellow librarians.

Now that you've started your graphic novel collection, you'll need to keep it robust and rich with content for your readers. See how other librarians choose comics for different age groups and demographics.

If there’s one thing librarians and educators are always looking for, it’s new ideas for programs, especially programs that tie-in with the books in their collection. Find tips on how to host your own comic convention, game nights, and more!

Librarian David Serchay takes a look at graphic novels that have crossed over by winning major literary awards.

Librarian Becky Green provides tips on inheirting a library comic-con event.

Public Services Librarian Jonathan Khan discusses the possible mishaps that can occur when planning and executing a pop-culture event, and how to overcome these obstacles.

The Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) has released this year's list of recommended graphic novels and illustrated nonfiction for those ages 12-18. See the full list of books here.