When your reading a graphic novel how do you find out the next in the series?

…Google-Fu failed you, Bri? Wiki-Fu?

I don’t understand your answer I am sorry

Google and Wiki

I usually Google till I can’t google no more. :)
You can also ask your local comic book store employee deity. Or some comic book websites.

If you’re looking for All-Star Batman & Robin, The Boy Wonder, you can get the first nine issues here!

If that’s not the series you’re talking about, can you give me more info? Who the writer is, issue number, artist anything like that I could probably point you in a specific direction.

Oh, you were making a point. Sorry. I felt there might be a method known to those on here. I will investigate further. Thanks for your help.

Boy, it is getting hard to determine what is and isn’t an viable question on this site.

No problem, check out the comic sites I linked. They’re hella useful! :D

ok, totally cool sites!!!!

And those are the ones I just read. So judging by the site there are no new ones. That is if I used it right.

Thanks much asmonet!

You can ether get the next book or go to google. you can also go to wiki. ^_^

No problem, Bri.
<3 comic books. :)

@ Hinta_88 Let me add some detail here.
I got this at the library. I read it. Then I wanted to read what happens next. I am aware that there is a google out there and a wiki.

Please don’t just say “get the next one or google or wiki” that is just simple and insulting to me.

What I wanted to know is if there is a source specific to the topic that would make it easier.

bug comics stores and barnes and noble

@Bri_L im very sorry -_ -

Thats cool. I apologize for over reacting. I had a terrible terrible day and I took it out on you. My SERIOUS bad.

LURVE!

its okay, I get some bad days also. All my life it felt every problem were dumped on my shoulders at school and They tell me to fixs these problems.

Well try typing in the name of the novel on google and go straight to wikipedia (which will aways come up) and then it should tell you down the side the sequence. That’s what I always do and it works for me…

Look it up online as @FujiokaHaruhi 192