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Indigenous Voices Award winner Cole Pauls returns with a robust collection of stories that celebrate the cultural practices and experiences of Dene and Arctic peoples Gathering Pauls’s comics from magazines, comic festivals and zine making workshops, these comics are his most personal work yet. You’ll learn stories about the author’s family, racism and identity, Yukon…
Nina Bunjevac’s brilliant debut graphic novel returns in this expanded 10th Anniversary edition. “Powered by an expressive black and white drawing style, reminiscent of Robert Crumb and the meticulous pointillist technique of Drew Friedman, the dark undertone of Bunjevac’s humour brings into light the range of socio-political issues her comics deal with, such as gender,…
“Like a Coen Brothers film by way of Roz Chast.” —Publishers Weekly In Moon Boots, cartoonist Lorenz Peters uses gentle humour and expressive lines to explore the lifestyle of a travelling musician–and discovers that sometimes, home is the open road and family is the people you meet along the way. When Lester LaFleur’s relationship is…
One of NYPL’s Best New Comics of 2023 for Adults. A poignant fable about a young woman who is captivated by a set of recently discovered notebooks and leaves her isolated community to search for their author–a journey that ultimately makes her question what she wants and what she’s willing to leave behind. The residents…
A young artist reunites with her beloved cousin and his husband in the small town where they spent formative summers, unearthing pieces of the past and upending their lives. In this debut graphic novel from Nova Scotian cartoonist Kyle Vingoe-Cram, a woman visits her estranged cousin in a town on the muddy banks of the…
“Hot To Trot is a beautifully told story of friendship, introspection, personal growth and empathy. I don’t just read Veronica Post’s comics, I dive into them.”–Noah Van Sciver As Langosh and Yeva embark on an epic cross-country journey, they discover that old wounds–and differing personal experiences–have begun to threaten their close-knit friendship. The landscape of…
“Ivana’s line is masterfully fluid, as are her dialogues. This book feels like a mild psychedelic trip – I loved every minute of it!” –Nina Bunjevac, Heartless A soapy crime drama unfolds between the stalls of North America’s largest night market Eva and Mia couldn’t be more different. Where Mia is insecure and image-obsessed, Eva…
“This might be the best story about childhood that I’ve ever read (or heard). It’s a masterpiece.” –Chester Brown “Vignettes from the unsupervised fringes of a 1970s Ontario suburb comprise this wistful graphic memoir from Lapp…an exceptional achievement.”–Publishers Weekly starred review Dave Lapp’s new memoir unpacks a long, hazy 1970s summer and reveals that when…
A story about a newly realized lesbian woman in her 40s, hellbent on reaching spiritual enlightenment. Even if it kills her. Cheryl just came out and she’s been doing just fine, thanks for asking!!!! She just broke up with her dog, quit gluten, cut contact with her father, and is just really trying to focus…
“Funny and informative, Jade effortlessly hits the sweet spot between silly and sincere to deliver a delightful treat despite its heavy topic. Grab a snack, a drink and definitely grab Food School!” – Hana Chatani, author of Give Her Back To Me A twenty-something college dropout enrols in a full-time outpatient program for eating disorder…
The New York Public Library’s Best New Comics of 2025 for Adults The documented experiences of Joseph O’Dwyer, a young man who was institutionalized at one of Canada’s most notorious historic psychiatric institutions. On November 21, 1948, Joseph O’Dwyer’s suicide attempt was interrupted when a bystander pulled him out of the Kitsilano Pool in Vancouver….
A first collection of graphic stories about climate change and eco-anxiety. Coined by Elizabeth Rush, “endsickness” is a term that describes our modern malaise and severe anxiety over the end of the world. For Alarcon, It’s also a shorthand way of describing our culture’s current obsession with all things dystopian and apocalyptic. Climate change is…
A candid and personal exploration of junior high in the 1970s, with enough vulnerability to make readers squirm, laugh, and maybe even fall in love (but only for now). From awkward first kisses to changing bodies with an agenda all their own, puberty is not for the faint of heart. But hitting puberty in a…
A graphic memoir about housing insecurity Cartoonist and musician Rick Trembles grew up in the suburbs of Montreal, in the house his father, Canadian Golden Age Cartoonist Jack Tremblay (Crash Carson), paid for as a commercial illustrator. Encouraged by his father’s cartooning, inspired by underground comic artists like Robert Crumb, and propelled by the DIY…
This graphic novel is a fascinating historical drama about a pioneering Russian immigrant in the 1920s. Lillian Alling gets off the boat at Ellis Island then works as a seamstress in the factories of New York. Homesick and determined she sets out on an epic journey to get back to Russia with nothing but an…
Set in the future, The Grey Museum is a galactic romp, following a small group of survivors as they fend with mystic beings, interstellar parasites and themselves. Everything here is decided by narcissistic gods and goddesses, disturbed spirits, and bored aliens. Our clueless captives are left to wander, meandering their way among ruins, souvenirs, and…
