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Nils Ofstad lives outside Trondheim, Norway, together with two kids, and one wife. He is a senior lecturer and has begun a doctorate which he does not seem to complete, ironically, since the field of study is motivational psychology. ‘Squared Away’ (Norwegian: Helt Nils) has since August 2007 become one of Norway’s most printed single…
« Les deux gnomes que vous voyez là sont messieurs Plick et Plock. Les voilà qui, en furetant dans la maison, ont découvert une bouteille de champagne. Plick ne se sent plus de joie. Plock non plus, ainsi que l’expriment clairement leurs attitudes. Ce n’est pas qu’ils aient jamais bu de champagne, ils ne savent…
Les métamorphoses du jour / par Grandville; accompagnées d’un texte par MM. Albéric Second, Louis Lurine, Clément Caraguel, Taxile Delord, H. de Beaulieu, Louis Huart, Charles Monselet, Julien Lemer; précédées d’une notice sur Grandville, par M. Charles BlancDate de l’édition originale: 1854Comprend: Notice sur Grandville Le présent ouvrage s’inscrit dans une politique de conservation patrimoniale…
Alfie is always getting his butt in a jam, and his boss cracks down on him. This book answers the following questions: How do you cover your butt when there’s a crack in your glass? What do you do when your butt is on the line and things go terribly wrong? Why does Alfie need…
When the emperor wore plaid and people still hung phones on walls, Brad Yung’s weekly comic strip Stay as you are. was a beacon to the slacker generation that bathed in irony and rejected everything else. A true underground underdog, the strip appeared in photocopied zines, alternative weeklies, small-town newspapers, and a few national magazines….
The fifth collection of the syndicated newspaper comic strip Candorville, by Darrin Bell. Lemont’s new success as the Chronicle’s Senior White House Correspondent may be short-lived; as a startling revelation about his evil fiancee propels him and Dr. Noodle on a hilariously perilous journey to the heart of Mexico, where they face bloodthirsty demons, vampires,…
How often have you wanted to tell someone that they are stupid? But you can’t, right? Because it’s rude and socially unacceptable. The solution to this problem is giving them a practical gift to help. This guide is here to help stupid people realize that they are stupid, see the stupid things they do, and…
Sandy was having the time of his life in Bali. He was living the care-free island life, surfing, and hanging out on the beach with his friends. He was so content that he had almost forgotten about Christmas. That is, until he got a call from someone he hadn’t heard from in years…his big brother…
Sandy was having the time of his life in Bali. He was living the care-free island life, surfing, and hanging out on the beach with his friends. He was so content that he had almost forgotten about Christmas. That is, until he got a call from someone he hadn’t heard from in years…his big brother…
The Complete Tom the Dancing Bug, Volume 4: 2003-2006 Clover Press’s Complete Tom the Dancing Bug program streaks forward with the fourth chronological volume, covering every installment of the award-winning (and two-time Pulitzer Prize Finalist) comic strip, from 2003-2006. This volume includes favorite characters of Tom the Dancing Bug, such as: God-Man, the Omnipotent Superhero;…
Tom The Dancing Bug is celebrating its 30th anniversary, and it remains as timely and poignant as ever. Cartoonist and Tom The Dancing Bug creator Ruben Bolling has certainly had plenty of material to work with over the last four years, while winning a Herblock Prize, a Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award, and being named…
Everyone has a funny story, an anecdote they like to whip out when it’s time to amuse. Here are some of the reminiscences, self-mythologizations, and gags spun by some of the 20th century’s most significant figures. Inside are the tales told by everyone from Pope John XXIII to Groucho Marx, John F. Kennedy to Yogi…
In the Floyd Archives is a cartoon novel (with footnotes!) lightly based on Freud’s famous case histories – the Wolf Man, the Rat Man, Dora and Little Hans. But in this wildly inventive comic, the analyst is a bird and his patients are animals too: Wolfman is a passive-aggressive wolf with identity issues, Rat Ma’am,…
Hillarious and often revealing but never political. Katharina Gerlach, Indie author Despite excruciating migranes, Christian C. Kloepfer has been following his dream of creating Comics. In 2013 the Harvey Independend, Kansas, began publishing his fun filled strips. The quirky humor found its way into many a reader’s heart. “Eating Crow” is a strange, silly and…
Scott Wood has far too much fun drawing and coloring his witty and whimsical cartoons, so when someone suggested letting other people join in and share the fun, he jumped at the idea. The result is a selection of his personal favorite cartoons from his latest book, The Animal Kingdom, which he’s left in black…
The Animal Kingdom reflects imagined humor experienced and expressed by numerous species, including sea creatures and selected members of the insect community, as seen through the eyes of internationally known cartoonist, Scott Wood. Well known for his comic strip, “Quibbley”, which appeared in the European edition of “The Stars and Stripes”, as well as his…
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