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In the free world you have Only Fans but behind the razorwire fence of state correctional facilities, the convicts have Prison Fan’s. Or women that can’t seem to get enough of the hardcore bad boy. When you lose your liberty in society, the way you experience life is changed but the human aspect remains. Human…
Hermosos paisajes se convierten en un sangriento infierno lleno de confusión al tiempo que la Escuadra de Servicios Especiales se encuentra frente a frente con la resistencia. El vertiginoso viaje del soldado Reyes continúa y parece no tener fin.
An ongoing collection of my daily comic journal, this book covers the years 11-15. The project was started in October of 2005 to improve my drawing skills (don’t know if that worked or not) and is still being produced. 610 pages black and white with soft color cover.
Patty Bartlett Session, born over 220 years ago in the obscure town of Bethel, Maine, blazed trails through the wild American west as well as the cultural attitudes of her time. She didn’t back down when asked to learn and become a midwife, becoming the de facto doctor in many rural settings throughout her life,…
A graphic novel for children ages 7 to 10. Billie Jean King is an iconic tennis champion and activist who changed the world of women’s sports. She was named the world’s top-ranked female tennis player six times and won thirty-nine Grand Slam titles. As powerful off the court as on it, Billie Jean helped pass…
Adapted from ‘Fascination: A Lifetime Boardwalk Adventure’ by Randy Senna, follow the story of one of the last proprietors of one of the oldest boardwalk games: Fascination!.. The combination of electronic Skee Ball and Bingo, Fascination dates back to the 1934 Chicago World’s Fair and thanks to Randy Senna, one of the last keepers of…
The book titled “Riding the Waves: An Insider’s Memoire” is a firsthand experience of dedication, expertise, and unwavering commitment of naval engineer’s journey through his life in maritime domain. The book carefully captures the essence of the naval engineering profession, offering readers a rare glimpse into the basics of ship construction, acquisition, maintenance and operation….
“Being a Roman Catholic priest was my vocation in life. But it was impossible for me to ignore that I was a gay sexual being.” A gay Roman Catholic priest reveals his adventurous life and ministry in this cartoon-style memoir. During a half-century of priesthood, Jan Haen found surprising ways to unite his inclusive spirituality,…
“During these dark times when increasing reports of AAPI Hate are escalating, Fighting for Change: Andrew Yang’s Path Forward provides a bright light. Yang has taken the Asian-American community forward by stepping front and center in the fight against exclusion. He continues to work on ways to create a better America, striving to achieve greater…
An exciting illustrated biography about Alfred Russel Wallace, the second person to come up with the theory of evolution. Alfred Russel Wallace may not have been the first in the world to come up with the theory we now know as evolution, but he still made huge contributions to the world of science as the…
Below Average reveals the untold story of the generation of women in between Sex and the City and Girls: just swap the Manolos for tall cans, the selfies for shame–and throw in a marginally insane Vietnam Vet father. Every girl who feels like she doesn’t measure up will feel less alone after reading Below Average,…
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Nearly seventy years after his death Aleister Crowley, the notorious Beast 666, is only just beginning to attract serious academic attention. Even so we would not expect to find him on any mainstream university courses; he is still too much associated with occultism. So,…
Twelve Years a Slave, sub-title: Narrative of Solomon Northup, citizen of New-York, kidnapped in Washington city in 1841, and rescued in 1853, from a cotton plantation near the Red River in Louisiana, is a memoir by Solomon Northup as told to and edited by David Wilson. It is a slave narrative of a black man…
A pandemic time capsule by a celebrated underground cartoonist. When COVID-19 hit Montreal, cartoonist Rick Trembles started The Weakly Dispatch, a series of diary comics offering his personal perspective on pandemic life. Trembles’ asthma put him at risk of a serious infection so, like many people, he took careful measures to avoid coming into contact…
Once upon a time, expecting parents planned the birth of their daughter just like every other family. However, circumstances unforeseen around the child’s health led to a birth unimagined. The reality felt unbelievable. The only way to understand what happened is through fairytale. A spell casted on the baby girl kept the child locked away…
Personal biography of cartoonist Chet Pickens that includes personal drawings, pictures and other information. This book includes original newspaper funnies, drawings of posters and comic layouts.
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