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A complete illustrated picture walkthrough guide on Digital Comic Book Inking techniques using the popular vector art program called Adobe Illustrator. If you ever wondered what Illustrator was or how to use it, this book is for you. If you wanted a art program that will allow you digital ink your comic books, comic strips,…
Jim Marrs, the bestselling Gold Standard in conspiracy research, and cultural historian Michael H. Price deliver a persuasive study in fact-based fiction in OSWALD’S CONFESSION, a graphic novel designed as a companion piece to Marrs’ influential book, CROSSFIRE: THE PLOT THAT KILLED KENNEDY. Retracing Lee Harvey Oswald’s final hours among the living, OSWALD’S CONFESSION spins…
Ollie and Quentin is a buddy cartoon strip about the unlikely friendship between a Seagull called Ollie and his adventurous Lugworm friend, Quentin. Ollie and Quentin is the creation of British cartoonist Piers Baker, whose beautifully detailed artwork and subtle humor perfectly capture the warmth of friendship and the joys of life in a seaside…
A graphic book about living in a business world filled with nasty, self-serving narcissists who have only to goals, to justify their nastiness by cloaking themselves in sanctimony and to get as much as they can from you.
This essay collection, from fans and scholars alike, is as diverse as Legion history. Essays examine significant runs (by Jim Shooter, Paul Levitz, and Keith Giffen); the Legion’s science, future architecture, and fashion; the role of women, homosexuality, and race; the early Legion’s classical adaptations, its teenage cruelty, and its relation to the early Justice…
A marshal from an extinct autonomous order tries to redeem himself by facing the slayer of the gods.
“Happy Holidaze and Other Tragedies of Life” is the second volume of cartoons from “There is Strangeness in the Universe (TM)”. This book is not recommended for anyone who wants to continue in the belief that one tiny elf can circumnavigate the entire globe delivering gifts to almost two billion children in a single night…
Things aren’t looking so good…Inti continues to involve himself in the affairs of The Gods of Arr-Kelaan in hopes of finding a guardian for his secret…Claremont begins a journey deep into Arr-Kelaan’s dead lands…Ronson finds that there are worse things than being a prisoner in Hell with no hope of escape…
The H.E.R.O. series continues with its fourth novel. Aliens come to the Sol system to research the umbra – or dark energy behind the powers of supers both on Earth and elsewhere. Finding Earth unexpectedly populated, and after being attacked by another alien vessel, their starship is forced to land near Metrocity. The scientists decide…
Every kid dreams of being a superhero, and they should, because being a superhero is awesome, right? But how do you be one? Join Superior Guy, the world’s greatest hero*, as he teaches you the way of the superhero! This sequel to How to be a Super Villain is just as funny and witty as…
Eric Stanway delves into the classics for a series of bloodcurdling tales, courtesy of Edgar Allan Poe, Robert Louis Stevenson, and more
The Making of a Mind Slave is a fascinating and unimaginable description of ritual abuse as told in the form of a child’s story book. TJ Griffith is the name of the child who lived through that abuse and is now a mother of four living in the western United States. As a survivor of…
Samuel’s been having a blast as an eight year old solo superhero, and it’s hard to keep something like at that a secret. Especially from his best friend Bryant. However when Bryant is captured by a new trio of kid criminals, its only a matter of time before Bryant learns the truth Samuel’s secret identity…
A delightfully educational and entertaining book. Ninety eight pages of beautifully enhanced clouds, whimsical rhymes and the mischievous, sometimes scary creatures which often lurk above. Intended to help readers identify and remember cloud patterns, being able to predict the weather can help us stay safe. This lovely book is bound to entertain young and old…
Tyrone Williams is a teenage son living in Philadelphia. But unlike other youths his age, he is the son of a superhero. His father serves as a beacon of justice and hope in the City of Brotherly Love until his murder at the hands of a superpowered leader of a gang trying to control Philadelphia….
An anthology of cartoons spanning the past twenty years, where the political and the personal are one.
