Detective Stanley and the Mystery at the Museum James F. Wright Sordid Past is our most

Sordid Past is our most scholarly smutty journey yet as we dive into the annals of human history around the globe

1998 (2020 release)

and where not a single panel of narrative is wasted: each development furthers a promise made to the reader that we are in the hands of a creator who is taking the questions he asks seriously

His drawings have appeared in The New Yorker

The artist looks back on his career in response to queries from his—maybe adoring but mostly curious—public with his signature dry wit and unflinching

Detective Stanley and the Mystery at the Museum James F. Wright Sordid Past is our mostBy Hannah Tunnicliffe, Erica Harrison. Published by Flying Eye Books. Softcover, 64 pages, Colour, 2025. This funny and colorful graphic novel mystery about a plucky detective dog and an art theft case is perfect for early and reluctant readers and fans of Mercy Watson Chaos at the Art Museum! Can Detective Stanley solve the case? Detective Stanley has barely sat down for his breakfast pancakes when he receives an invitation he cannot refuse. The Art