Read in May

It's still the year of Book-A-Day, so this is all links. If anyone else besides me finds an index like this useful: you're welcome. Otherwise this stands as a monument to my borderline-obsessive qualities.

Mariko Tamaki & Jillian Tamaki, This One Summer (5/1)

Mike Mignola, Hellboy in Hell: The Descent (5/2)

Walter Kirn, Blood Will Out (5/2)

Stephan Pastis, Pearls Falls Fast (5/4)

Ben Hatke, Zita the Spacegirl (5/5)

Ben Hatke, Legends of Zita the Spacegirl (5/6)

Ken Tanaka & David Ury, Everybody Dies (5/6)

Ben Hatke, The Return of Zita the Spacegirl (5/7)

Eric Skillman & Jhomar Soriano, Liar's Kiss (5/8)

Megan Kelso, Queen of the Black Black (5/9)

Ian Tregillis, Something More Than Night (5/9)

Ellen Forney, I Love Led Zeppelin (5/10)

Mark Long, Jim Demonakos & Nate Powell, The Silence of Our Friends (5/12)

Andrew & Roger Langridge, The Louche and Insalubrious Escapades of Art d'Ecco (5/13)

Darwyn Cooke, Richard Stark's Parker: Slayground (5/14)

Judd Winick, The Adventures of Barry Ween, Boy Genius (5/15)

Richard Sala, Black Cat Crossing (5/16)

Terry Pratchett & Jacqueline Simpson, The Folklore of Discworld (5/16)

Jack Kreismer, compiler, The Bathroom LOL Book (5/17)

Doug Ten Napel, Creature Tech (5/19)

Julie Maroh, Blue Is the Warmest Color (5/20)

Lewis Trondheim, Ralph Azham, Vol. 1: Why Would You Lie To Someone You Love? (5/21)

Steve Moncuse, The Fish Police, Vol. 1 (5/22)

P.G. Wodehouse, Galahad at Blandings (5/23)

Art Spiegelman, Co-Mix (5/24)

Mamoru Hosoda & Yu, Wolf Children Ame & Yuki (5/25)

Andrew & Roger Langridge, Zoot Suite (5/26)

Ken Dahl, Welcome to the Dahl House (5/27)

Anders Nilsen, Dogs and Water (5/28)

Robert Kirkman, Phil Hester & Ande Park, The Irredeemable Ant-Man (5/29)

Fabio Moon & Gabriel Ba, Daytripper (5/30)

Bernar Yslaire & Jean-Claude Carriere, The Sky Over the Louvre (5/31)

Coming up: more Book-A-Day, for the next seven months or until I fall over.