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What happened in the past foretells the future. The United States is using the communication system to monitor the beyond boring transmissions of its astronauts’ “mapping” the previously unexplored regions of Mars. Their routine transmissions from the desert-like red surface is of little interest to anyone, except at Mission Control in Houston. There is so…
Damm’s distinctive style of collage transforms 1950s horror comics into true stories of artistic failure. One artist’s quixotic quest to clone Martin Luther King, Jr. A pioneering silent film director pushed from the industry by her controlling husband. A writer who tries to write popular fiction but ends up in the avant-garde. Featuring radical Argentinian…
“Johnny Damm’s Science of Things Familiar diagrams the ways we move toward and away from one another, exploring relationship through the failures and disjuncts that reveal it. In annotated illustrations taken out of their original context, in comics stripped of their narrative content, and in cinematic essays whose parts are sutured where they’ve been spliced,…
A unique species of humans live in another galaxy on a planet called NOZEL. Concurrent to Earth with a few exceptions, Nozel is the home of a very large nosed race known as the THE RHINOZE who are prejudice or subconsciously programed against the small nosed people known as THE MINOZE. The two main characters…
Comic books, cartoons and toys became golden tickets to the dreams within realms of creative pastime. My heroes, besides Apollo Astronauts, were the men and women who created these wonders of escapism. All my life, art and illustration have been a beloved and true companion. So much so, that I felt compelled to put pencil…
She’s the Amazing Amazon! The celebrated champion of her people! She’s WONDER WOMAN! And she’s the greatest superhero this world has ever seen. A lifelong fan lays out WW’s legend for those who want to know her better. Brush up on the important people, equipment, and lessons that Princess Diana has shown us through the…
A cautionary tale of eroticism, innocence and corruption, and trickery told in 137 drawings. Mr. Abobaziz & The Nancy began life as a storyboard for a film, was transformed into a graphic novel, and is presented here, finally, in paperback form.
A collective of six digital artists takes readers aboard an epic science fiction journey that offers a realistic point of view on futuristic civilizations, space transportation, and society.
Jonathan Reid Sevigny was born and raised in Cowansville, in the Eastern Townships of Quebec, a culture so unique and full of rare and local treasures that become significant to those who grew up there but perhaps seem completely foreign and often tacky to outsiders. It isn’t the most glamorous town, nor does it have…
Genuinely laugh-out-loud funny, these 125 cartoons from the popular Guardian comic series Peter Duggan’s Artoons tackle the whole of Western art history, from cave art to Jeff Koons. What Kate Beaton has done for literature, The Untrue History of Art does for art, managing the tricky feat of being both lightheartedly silly and refreshingly intelligent….
Keep yourself awake at night with these gruesome coloring scenes from beyond the grave… Are you looking for a creepy collection of spine-tingling illustrations? Do you want to satisfy your inner horror fanatic as you discover what lies beyond the grave? Or do you want to spark your imagination with spooky scenes of skeletons, spirits…
Sugar Skulls Coloring Book For Adults: Stress Relieving Skull Designs for Deep Relaxation This creative coloring book is a fabulous gift for anyone (including adult and grownups) who love to celebrate the Day of the Dead Ritual, a special and meaningful traditional Mexican holiday. Why You Will Enjoy It? An effective and fun way to…
Please note: This book is the Black & White Saver Edition as a cheaper alternative to the Full Color Edition. If you want to experience this book in full color, please check out the other books by the Author. ◆ Learn the secrets behind drawing Manga faces! ◆ The popular Japanese comic art form is…
In The Exquisite Triumph of Wormboy, multi-award winning illustrator and graphic novelist James Kochalka brings us a thematic collection of drawings that chronicle the exploits of a worm who embarks on an adventure of rescue, fueled by inescapable surges of bravery. This odyssey is aptly and expertly versified into an ekphrastic epic by former Vermont…
The final chapter in a body of cut-and-paste work that is difficult to categorize but has sometimes been referred to as “graphic poetry.” Culled from decades of hunting and gathering in the underground, Ahlers has filled many binders to overflowing. Swan Song revisits the black and white photocopier esthetic of her genre-bending and influential book…
Did you know one night while dining at Maxim’s restaurant, Monsieur Flatulenzi’s heart exploded and it took 14 birds to remove his body? You probably didn’t, because Monsieur Flatulenzi was a pigeon. You probably also haven’t heard of Louise, the famous dancing Hookbill from Dubuque, whose neck snapped after her scarf was caught in the…
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