Will Eisner library

Examines the fundamentals of storytelling in comic book style and offers advice on story construction and visual narratives.

Presents a guide to graphic storytelling, covering fundamental theories and techniques and addressing topics such as dialogue, anatomy, framing, and other aspects of the process, including the use of digital media, with examples from artists such as R. Crumb, Al Capp, and Art Spiegelman.

A collection of seven graphic stories by Will Eisner which appeared in the pages of "Will Eisner's Quarterly," including "A sunset in Sunshine City," an autobiographical story about the author's transition from New York to Floridaupon retirement.

A collection of graphic stories by Will Eisner that capture the gritty underside of New York City and its residents.

Presents a republication of the graphic novel first published in 1978 that depicts the lives and dreams of a group of people living in a Bronx tenement.

A black-and-white graphic novel chronicle of the rise, decline, and rebirth of a neighborhood in the South Bronx over the course of more than one hundred years.

A graphic novel in which Will Eisner re-creates himself as Jacob Shtarkah, whose search for the meaning of life reflects Eisner's own personal struggles.