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I wonder, when did humanity lose its common sense? In our politically correct society, there is no room for tolerance, patience or empathy. These are the words of a man at the end of his wits. Be Right Back, Gone Adulting, are the memoirs of a man who, in every aspect of his life, cannot…
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.
JonMac enters the cage of his second pro-fight amped to prove his destiny as a world champion. A freak accident sends him on a spiritual journey, leaving no truths unquestioned. Exit The Dragon is a metaphysical awakening, a tell-all tale of heartbreak and new beginnings.
With as much impact as his signature move, the Boston Knee Party, Anything Is Possible: The Eddie Edwards Story takes fans of all ages inside the ring for an inspiring look into world champion wrestler Eric Maher, aka Impact Wrestling’s Eddie Edwards’ journey to the top of the independent wrestling scene. Maher teams up with…
Kelli was rushing to fall in love, and get it over with. She knew just what love was and how to get it, or so she thought. She found herself doing things she had never done before, all to get what she thought was love. Kelli went searching in all the wrong places. It was…
Memory is a funny thing. It’s random at best. Mostly we remember fragments, scattered over the years of our lives. When did your life begin? Mine – or at least my first memory – began with a box of crayons.I started out remembering my idyllic middle-class white suburban upbringing, and then, all of a sudden,…
People with disabilities, A disability is just a physical condition; it doesn’t define who we are as a person. We only have limitations. It doesn’t stop us from living a productive life, so follow your dreams. We control our destiny, and life is full of opportunities. Never tell yourself that you can’t do something because…
A young boy in his formative years begins to develop his personality in the form of his father, a strong silent type. His early years are ones of adventure and exploration. At the age of twelve, his father decides to implement some discipline and work ethic into the boy with a vivid imagination and playful…
This book is about my son’s descent in to Hades and ultimate death through drugs. I has been written for my grandson that he may acquaint himself with and understand the father he hardly knew.
Hawthorne doesn’t hold anything back in this gut punch of a graphic memoir. – Publishers Weekly, Starred Review Mike Hawthorne’s mother is left alone to raise her son in New York City, a city that torments them both with its unforgiving nature. But when Mike falls victim to an old world Santeria death curse, a…
The Life and Times of Gardner Fox He wrote over 4000 comic book stories, and co-created such enduring heroes as The Flash and Hawkman. He wrote dozens of novels. He inspired a generation of comic book writers. And yet his story has never fully been told. From his youth in Brooklyn, to his decades as…
She lived an amazing life! Dr. Ruth was an orphan and a soldier; a professor and a star; and a struggling new immigrant coming to America. This graphic novel for ages 8-12 depicts the ups and downs of Dr. Ruth Westheimer’s life from her escape from the Nazis at age 10 aboard a Kindertransport, to…
The U.S. Civil War’s Battle of Fredericksburg is known for its brutal fighting, but another story from this battle deserves to be told. At age 19, Confederate soldier Richard Rowland Kirkland was moved to show compassion for suffering Union soldiers. Putting his own life at risk, Kirkland took water to the weakened men on the…
When 6-year-old Ruby Bridges and her mother went to William Frantz Elementary School on November 14, 1960, they arrived to find an angry crowd of white people shouting racist insults. For her safety, Ruby had to be escorted to school every day by U.S. Marshals. But despite the hateful attitudes of others, Ruby didn’t miss…
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