Graphic novels are an incredibly popular form of literature, with many different kinds from which to choose. There are titles specifically written as graphic novels. There are volumes that collect a number of issues of a comic title - called collected editions or trade paperbacks. There are graphic novels that are adaptations of other works.
All of these have a few things in common:
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