Cover of “Fall Through,” Nate Powell’s upcoming graphic novel
Nate Powell, the Little Rock born artist best known for illustrating the National Book Award-winning “March” series, has announced that his next graphic novel will be published on Feb. 6, 2024. “Fall Through,” releasing via Abrams ComicArts, is described by Powell as “an interdimensional 1990s punk soap opera centered around the ideals and interpersonal struggles between Jody and Diana, dual creative engines of Diamond Mine, lost indefinitely on their band’s do-it-yourself tour — seeking out connection and an elusive Free Space for themselves and their community each night,” according to his website. The publisher compares it to the “Love and Rockets” comic book series and Netflix’s time loop-heavy “Russian Doll.”
Powell’s last solo graphic novel, “Come Again,” was released in 2018, and featured an appearance from Diamond Mine. Go here to find out more about “Fall Through,” which is available for pre-order at the same link. Plus, sneak a peek at what the badass style looks like:
from “Fall Through,” Nate Powell’s upcoming graphic novel
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