Einstein’s life and legacy, in a graphic novel. 

Albert Einstein’s brilliant and unusual life, in a graphic novel.

For Freud’s 160th birthday, an illustrated homage to his life and legacy. 

The White Cat and the Monk – a lovely 9th-century ode to the joy of uncompetitive purposefulness, newly retold by writer Jo Ellen Bogart and illustrated by artist Sydney Smith. 

A graphic biography of Robert Moses, the man who shaped New York, born on this day in 1888.

A Year Without Mom – Brooklyn-based illustrator Dasha Tolstikova’s gorgeous graphic novel about separation and reunion, the end of childhood, and the tradeoffs of happiness.

For Andy Warhol’s birthday, a marvelous graphic biography of the celebrated artist. 

The illustrated story of how Ada Lovelace and Charles Babbage invented the world’s first computer. 

For Charlotte Brontë’s 199th birthday, Jane, the Fox and Me – an absolutely wonderful graphic novel about acceptance, belonging, and the travails of youth, inspired by Jane Eyre. 

Karl Marx’s life and legacy, in a graphic biography 

Gonzo – a graphic biography of Hunter S. Thompson, born on July 18, 1937.

Bohemians: A Graphic History – some of today’s most exciting comic artists tell the stories of some of history’s greatest creative mavericks, including Walt Whitman, Oscar Wilde, Josephine Baker, Henry Miller, Gertrude Stein, Thelonious Monk, and more.

Oh hello there, graphic biography of Warhol.

Pair with more graphic biographies: Sigmund Freud, Charles Darwin,Richard Feynman, Hunter S. Thompson, Steve Jobs, and the human brain.

For Freud’s birthday, his life and legacy in a graphic novel

For Charlotte Brontë’s birthday, Jane, the Fox & Me – a lovely graphic novel about the travails of youth, inspired by Jane Eyre