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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…
Runner-up at the 2021 Expozine Awards: Best English Comic category A surrealist journey through alienation, lost dreams, and self-redemption A woman loses her sister to suicide and struggles with the overwhelming and confusing feelings that continue to plague her. A man reflects on a decade spent working in a call centre and the strange day-to-day…
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…
Learn to draw Kawaii now! Master cute kawaii drawings in simple steps with this easy to follow How to Draw book. Over 100,000 copies sold worldwide! Draw Kawaii in simple steps with expert guidance from Kawaii expert Yishan Li. Perfect for kids and tweens who want to learn to draw this popular art style. Kawaii…
The 14th Dalai Lama, renowned as a moral leader and spiritual teacher worldwide, is famous as a peacemaker yet stands as an unwavering fighter for the freedom of the Tibetan people, and above all, for their spiritual and physical culture. This new original biography in graphic novel form, sensitively researched and written by Tom Taylor…
This celebration of self-love and healing, from illustrator and comics creator Hyesu Lee, is a knowing smile and a shared sigh in book form. Welcome to the club! Finding the uniqueness that makes you you. Empowering yourself while staying vulnerable and open. Learning to rest, nurture your needs, and embrace self-love. Hyesu Lee has been…
A trusty companion for a self-love and healing practice, from illustrator and comics creator Hyesu Lee, this journal is a knowing smile and a shared sigh to keep by your side. Welcome to the club! A journal is a safe place to explore, draw, and dream. Hyesu Lee invites you to join her on a…
Want to add more power, speed and drama to your drawings? This action-packed guide to drawing action manga contains all the basics followed by 17 action-packed step-by-step pin-ups for the aspiring graphic novelist. Written and illustrated by manga artist Keith Sparrow, this comprehensive and inspiring guide starts with an introduction to manga basics, showing you…
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…
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….
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 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. Find…
THE AKIRA BOOK KATSUHIRO OTOMO: THE MOVIE AND THE MANGA: A CRITICAL STUDY by Jeremy Mark Robinson This is a book about Akira – the manga of 1982-90 and the movie of 1988, and about the creator of Akira, the genius artist Katsuhiro Otomo (b. 1954). There are very few genuine auteurs in Japanese animation:…
THE ART OF KATSUHIRO OTOMO 3rd Edition by Jeremy Mark Robinson This is a book about the genius Japanese artist Katsuhiro Otomo (b. 1954). Best-known for the Akira manga of 1982-90 and the Akira movie of 1988, Otomo is also an all-round artist who writes fiction, writes and directs short and feature movies, produces commercial…
The unique collection of drawings, paintings and photographs that make up She Was A Hairy Bear, She Was A Scary Bear provide a loosely autobiographical account of creator Louisa Bermingham’s idiosyncratic relationship with the world. Using her seemingly inconsequential but deeply resonant protagonist, created using her own hair, to explore themes of power, beauty, self-esteem,…
Something City is an exploration of modern day living through representations of the lives of different groups of people in an imagined place. Segregated communities of young people, elders, fanatics, techies and the religious live side by side, interweaving and cohabiting in a city they build around themselves. Bright, colorful art from Ellice Weaver opens…
The definitive collection from the creator and publication that inspired the underground comix movement. Hall of Fame comics creator Wallace Wood’s revolutionary, self-published Witzend (often spelled in all lower case) has always been hard to define–the birth of the pro-zine, underground, independent… Whatever you call it, Wood’s witzend was a mid-’60s milestone event that represented…
