The Girl who Loved Tom Gordon - S. King, 1999
Read this a while back. Really, it's minor King, but it's easy to read, and they're good characters, even if it's impossible to believe the main is 9 (11, maybe, 9, no). Still, worth the time if you're a King fan.
Heavy Liquid P. Pope, 2000
Vaguely interesting GN. Kinda whatever.
Maus: A Survivor's Tale - I My Father Bleeds History - A. Spiegelman, 1986 & Maus II: ... And Here My Troubles Began - A. Spiegelman, 1991
I'm not quite sure how I feel about this. It's interesting, and incredibly well written, but I feel like there's something just out of reach that's missing. It might be the lack of Anja's story, or possibly the slightly distanced effect, or that the author is narrating someone else's story, that just stops this having the impact of, say, Night, by Weisel.
Still, it is good. The inclusion of Speigelman himself is really interesting. His character grounds this in an interesting way, and is what makes the story unique. The chapter "Auschwitz" in part II is really interesting, and really helps to bring the whole thing together.
I'd recommend it, but I'm not sure. I don't think it's quite what it could've been.