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For ten years, Calvin and Hobbes was one the world’s most beloved comic strips. And then, on the last day of 1995, the strip ended. Its mercurial and reclusive creator, Bill Watterson, not only finished the strip but withdrew entirely from public life. In Looking for Calvin and Hobbes, Nevin Martell sets out on a…
What happens when three eighteen-month-old babies plot, scheme, and intrigue against each other? Funny, ironic, and entertaining, Mark Lerer’s satirical graphic novel doesn’t simply bemoan the tragedy of all wars–it shows how the damn things can get started in the first place.
Experience the beauty of romance in this charmingly illustrated book showcasing true stories of true love, in all its magnificence and mess. From The New Yorker contributor and @drawingolive Instagrammer Olivia de Recat comes a heartwarming look at love, in its many forms. Drawing on interviews with “the best couples she knows”–young and old, from…
Before “Lauren Ipsum” and “The Fuzzy Princess”, there was “A Witch Named Koko” by Charles Brubaker. Koko, the kooky witch, goes on misadventures with her brother Jodo and fellow witch Marl. Join them as they go on a hilariously magical journey. This book collects all the comics that ran from 2015 to 2016.
Lauren Ipsum is a professional librarian, part-time writer, and an intellectual culture enthusiast (nerd). Join this looney rabbit and her friends running the esteemed St. Paws Library! This book combines the first three Lauren Ipsum collections (Lauren Ipsum, Lauren Ipsum Throws the Book At You, and Lauren Ipsum Under Cover) into one volume.
Revised and updated, Lost Cactus – The First Treasury, New Edition comic strip anthology is loaded with paintings and artwork along with science fiction short stories, essays, sketches, and artist liner notes filling the margins throughout the 164-page full-color book. Lost Cactus The brainchild of author and artist John Hopkins, LOST CACTUS is the codename…
Christmas morning- the presents are under the tree: the stockings are stuffed with goodies. Santa Claus has been here! Everybody Knows Santa Claus, the jolly, bearded fat man who puts on his red suit, loads up his sleigh, hitches up his flying reindeer at the North Pole, and brings us presents every Christmas. But there…
Fun Run is a comic cartoon book about running created by a lifelong runner. There is no story line; each page is its own little-self-contained, one-picture story, unrelated to any other gag in the book. Fun Run topics range from track to marathons to running just for the joy or agony of running. Subjects include…
Christmas morning- the presents are under the tree: the stockings are stuffed with goodies. Santa Claus has been here! Everybody Knows Santa Claus, the jolly, bearded fat man who puts on his red suit, loads up his sleigh, hitches up his flying reindeer at the North Pole, and brings us presents every Christmas. But there…
We often overlook the significance of small moments in our lives. This book captures those precious everyday experiences that many of us take for granted. Follow Abby as she reveals the hidden joys in life-the moments we rarely pause to appreciate.
Beginning during the Pandemic, Sol Nte started drawing random cartoons and comic pages, as the number of pages began to grow, no common narrative emerged and he began to see each page as a surrealist cartoon. When he had completed 300 such drawings he felt that was enough, the pandemic had been over for a…
the end of king kalem must come to be. as s a new era in the land of dreams looms, will prince kalem be king kalems successor? or will there be Blood to pay?
the end of king kalem must come to be. as s a new era in the land of dreams looms, will prince kalem be king kalems successor? or will there be Blood to pay?
Allen Williams is a minimalist collection showcasing the artist’s newest drawings and paintings from 2024-2025. Stripped down to its essence, the book features only images, allowing the work to speak for itself. With just the artist’s name and a few words on the opening page, this intimate volume offers a pure, unfiltered glimpse into Williams’…
“I don’t explode. I upgrade-into a quiet monster.” Monster Me is a healing cartoon collection by Korean illustrator MacBan, drawn with distinctive wit and quiet humor.Through short and honest moments from daily life-like spilled coffee, parenting stress, or awkward commutes-the author explores the small monsters that rise within us all. Told with minimalist charm and…
The final volume of over a decade of strange little non-sequitor comics. In the span of time I was writing and drawing these I changed cities, changed professions, and found and married my wife. I had also, ironically enough, finally found a medication that helped me with my ADHD. It’s been quite the journey and…
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