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They’re back: Calvin, the six-year-old dirty trickmeister and master of indignation, and his warm, cuddly philosopher sidekick, Hobbes. In six short years this unlikely duo has captured the hearts and minds–and funnybones–of America. This treasury collection contains a never-before-published, full-color section, as well as all the cartoons appearing in Revenge of the Baby-Sat and Scientific Progress Goes “Boink”.
Here is the all-inclusive chronicle of events beginning with the day Hobbes sprang into Calvin’s tuna-fish trap and their friendship was forged forever. Essential not only for its thoroughness, including full-color Sunday cartoons, but also for the never-before-published cartoon story it features.
Back to the beginning, where it all started. Volume 2 of Tom the Dancing Bug collects the comic strips from 1995 to 1999! Tom the Dancing Bug is the wildly popular, groundbreaking comic strip that has won multiple awards, including the Herblock Prize, the Berryman Award, and a Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award, as well…
Back to the beginning, where it all started. Volume 1 of Tom the Dancing Bug collects the comic strips from 1990 to 1994! Tom the Dancing Bug is the wildly popular, groundbreaking comic strip that has won multiple awards, including the Herblock Prize, the Berryman Award, and a Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award, as well…
An inside look at the lighter side of the cloistered life. “Brother Choleric” was the pen name Dom Hubert van Zeller used when cartooning about the characters he got to know during his sixty years as a Benedictine monk. With droll insight, he highlights the very human foibles that find their way into the lives…
The 1930s were the heyday of Disney’s second-ever newspaper comics feature: the full-color weekly Silly Symphonies! Fantagraphics’ latest volume showcases Donald Duck’s extended run as star of the strip: from his pranks on Goofy to his battles with Mickey’s naughty nephews–and the unforgettable debut of Donald’s own riotous relatives, Huey, Dewey, and Louie, first created…
From Disney Adventures and its sister magazines come classic comics based on your favorite 1990s Saturday morning cartoon block! See sideways schoolkids Doug and Pepper Ann navigate the halls of tween angst–while sneaky Spinelli of Recess is always up to tricks! Join Buzz Lightyear of Star Command and Mira Nova for big space battles. Then…
A collection of comics with a millennial take on marriage, adulthood, pet ownership, self-love, and self-care. Finally, comics that answer life’s most pressing questions: Is my partner actually upset or just hangry? Whose turn is it to remember the reusable shopping bags? Is it appropriate to put up Halloween décor two months in advance? (Spoiler…
The #1 New York Times bestseller from the author of Little Moments of Love that captures the honest, playful, and relatable snapshots of romantic life in hilarious, warm-hearted comics. Why bother getting out of bed when you could stay bundled up with that special someone? Catana Chetwynd’s second book continues in her charming, inviting style…
Everyone’s favorite misanthropic, moronic, pretentious, predatory, political characters are back in these all-new strips by “New York Times”-bestselling author Pastis that would make America’s founding fathers blush!
Since time immemorial mankind has been plagued by the question “What do you do with a dead cat?” Here, at last, in 101 hilarious, outrageous, and (sometimes) downright sick cartoons, are some answers. 101 black-and-white illustrations.
In the 1940s and 1950s, American popular culture was first created in the pulpy, boldly illustrated pages of comic books, only to be beaten down by a McCarthyish panic over their unmonitored and uncensored content. Esteemed critic Hajdu vividly evokes the rise, fall, and rise again of comics.
“It’s all about the tasty, clever twists each of Alex’s comics take; those unexpected turns only the funniest kind of sicko could come up with!”-Lisa Hanawalt, Tuca & Bertie Meet Alex: an internet-addicted raccoon and his misadventures in the big bad city. Each day reveals a new wonder of modern living, from the highs of…
Charlie Brown on the baseball mound. Lucy pulling away the football. Woodstock driving a Zamboni. Snoopy’s side-hustle tennis career. Charles M. Schulz, creator of the most beloved comic strip of all time, saw sports as an essential part of American society, and an endless inspiration for both simple fun and opportunities to reveal and test…
The Graphical Bear is more than just a comic-it’s how she maps life with charts, graphs, and a whole lot of honesty. The bear (basically a version of Tiff) navigates the ridiculous, the messy, and the really human moments, turning them into funny, relatable strips. Since her first doodle in 2014, she’s turned real-life feelings…
In this seventh volume, we see the changes in tone that now characterize Funky Winkerbean. Funky becomes more of a reality-based comic strip that depicts contemporary issues in a thought-provoking and sensitive manner. In 1992 Tom Batiuk did something even more radical: he rebooted and restructured the strip, establishing that the characters had graduated from…
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